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NOW reports NXNE 2001
from MATT GALLOWAY:
Anythingıs possible when you drink during the day. Standing on the rooftop patio at EMI Publishingıs annual summer throwdown, an adult beverage in hand, it was hard...
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from TIM PERLICH:
Pre-occupied people with their noses in NXNE pocket guides could be seen scurrying up and down Queen West by 9:30 pm on Thursday but it didn't really seem like a music...
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from MATT GALLOWAY:
Should you ever find yourself at a festival like NXNE, keep in mind this bit of advice. Before going into a tiny club to "just check out" an unknown quantity, look at the relationship between...
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from TIM PERLICH:
Bellwether's two self-released albums were both country-rock gems, if a bit on the introspectively folky tip. So their storming appearance at Ted's Wrecking Yard was a...
PLUS: What not to miss on Saturday Night!
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from MATT GALLOWAY:
The weather might have been beautiful and the choice of entertainment overwhelming, but three nights in, NXNE ran into some stiff competition Saturday.
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from TIM PERLICH:
Once Toronto hiphop upstart D-Sisive was through bowling over the horde of label reps from Universal and Sony who had gathered at the Reverb to find out why EMI...
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