by Scott Gimes

"I’m almost certain the first time I had heard New Found Glory
was when I stumbled across a CD-R my sister had ‘burned back during that phase of
my pre-teens most of us North American kids went through in the early 2000s:
where some of us found some kind of twisted-refuge listening...."

In our final installment of the brit-prog-rock-themed "I Should Have Known Better" series,
Nick dives into a classic album from the so-called 'summer of love:
'King Crimson's In The Court of the Crimson King'

What lessons were learned?
Did Nick lose valuable listening-hours on all this prog-rock?
Part Three is here to answer these questions!

Can Jethro Tull pull Nicholas out of his brit-prog-rock induced slumber?
Find out in Part 3 of "I Should Have Known Better" !

by Erin Crosbie

When did rock bands stop having charismatic stars fronting them?
Of course, that’s a bit of a loaded question..

by Nicholas Tristan, Features Editor

"To discuss to impact and evolution of the band Dawes,
I sat down with talented multi-instrumentalist Rob McLaren. 
Perhaps best known as the guitarist and fiddler for Union Duke,
Rob also plays banjo for Toronto bluegrass band The Barrel Boys." --PART 3

by Nicholas Tristan, Features Editor

"I first knew when I saw the magazine. It was one of those weird “men’s health”
magazines that were basically a flimsy front for getting musclebound men in little to
no clothing. I found it by the side of the train tracks, the place where you’d find all
sorts of things that were no longer wanted. "

by Nicholas Tristan, Features Editor

"To discuss to impact and evolution of the band Dawes,
I sat down with talented multi-instrumentalist Rob McLaren. 
Perhaps best known as the guitarist and fiddler for Union Duke,
Rob also plays banjo for Toronto bluegrass band The Barrel Boys." --PART 2!