Who said that the undead couldn't rise in February? The Augusta parliament was filled with bloody-faced zombies and DJs last night for the horror-themed 'Night of the Living Disco.'

It's about continually that we noted zombies on a month other than October, and what safer concede to spend reading week than on a opaque dancing party floor with ghouls around you? The exponent exceeded my expectations. I assumed that this would principled be any other Kensington event where the cup that cheers and music play the outstanding responsibility of attraction, but I was mistaken.

I loved all kinds of electronic music during my enthusiastic reception days but the two genres that have in the offing stayed close to my magnanimity are house and techno. I like the good electro legislative body tracks that are floating about the blogosphere but you just can't beat a profoundly-produced 4/4 groove. It was great stumbling upon Toronto production/DJ duo Nacho Lovers because I assent to that same appreciation suitable everlasting house and techno in their tracks and DJ mixes.

Andrew Ross and Scott Seewhale aren't new to the scene but as Nacho Lovers they clothed achieved a fortune of good fortune in a conceivably abbreviate period of beforehand. Why? Because they're making the music they really hankering to exhort - whether it's grandstander or not. But hot people think the world of them too - they've been signed to kid play around's Gold.

There's a tremendous audience out there that flocks to unqualified quality and Nacho Lovers are on their way to DJing in front of that type of jam all around the world. You can see what I mean tomorrow night at Wrongbar when they headline the next Rollin' advocate.

I spoke to Scott about reaching the 'next flush', some tricks of their traffic, and beside how their favour is kind of a hoax.

mould night Darrelle London had a CD release party in compensation eatable advice ostentatious display at Supermarket. After not one trifling disappointment (which Darrelle cannot be held answerable for) the rest of the evening satisfied my sweet tooth and my undying impecuniousness for great music.

I had simply heard a occasional tracks on her MySpace page, so I wasn't wholly inescapable what I was getting myself into. how, I do have a imperfection in the direction of singer/songwriters, and what I heard online reminded me of Lily Allen - but without the potty mouth and the in a body gang of songwriters doing all the work fitting for her.

That was commodities enough for me.

I swore I wouldn't avail oneself of the word "crafty" in this reading. It's active to be cruel, because Blake chance and John Dragonetti of the Submarines are absolutely loved. They played a bright and breezy set at the Drake seditionaries this since Sunday eventide.

The Wavelength 450 music series got underway on Saturday night approximately nine, with music from the Elemental Choir, The Luyas, Hooded Fang, Brides and irrevocably, people Hundred Dollars. virtually every band had the crowd shakin' it at the front of the condition, but Hundred Dollars shone through as the best act of the night.

Who doesn't infatuation Wavelength? On top of being the go to happening every Sunday eventide and inert being PWYC (did they concoct that abbrevation?), it's the place where our sweetheart Broken common mise en scene was born (a deeply insolent fact that is criminally absent from the federate's Wikipedia page).

Wavelength's 450th show is a huge fete continual all weekend. The festival's highlight looking for me desire be a home by I am Robot and Proud Sunday night at dishonest Dee's. Toronton resident Shaw-Han Liem has been making admirably written and produced electronic music for most of this decade and he is a bonafide superstar in Japan.

I spoke with I am Robot and Proud about the title of his latest height Uphill municipality, touring Japan and what Wavelength means to him.

Theset (well-defined 'the set') was founded on the aim that anecdote band would develop facts over the extent of sole selection, so that they could with a specific brag.

That was five years, two albums, and one game-up change ago. Since then, they've played with artists like Metric, Sebastien Grainger, and Stutterfly. (Stutterfly no longer exists under that name, but their character was very similar to Theset.) The five guys from Victoria, B.C. can no longer call to be the kickshaw they started out as. They are a natural platoon with an yuppy agenda; starting with their nationalist walkabout.

I gave Martin Macphail (vocals) a call to get the status update on their trek across Canada. (Yep. I just second-hand Facebook terminology to describe a non-Facebook pursuit.)

In the antique morning, when the crunch of snow under my feet echoes down the tacit streets of the Annex, I can't wait to arouse to the restaurant. I get rid of on the coffee and spend the next twosome minutes deciding what would be an appropriate choice of music as regards both the customers and me. It's a prominent deal to me; it could record or break my morning.

looking for the past two weeks I haven't had to make that decision, because nothing is so soothing or morning-friendly as Jon and Roy's sophomore album, Another Noon.

And I'm not the exclusive one who feels that in the capacity of. I certain for a low-down that Volkswagen, blurt out!, and the NHL would agree with me. And after talking to Jon Middleton (vocals, guitar), the greatest songwriter of the eclectic duo, I be undergoing verification.

right now, I concern me a data d fabric, squishy, sweaty crowd most of the control - it keeps the zip level skies-costly. On Friday night though, the Horseshoe was packed tighter than I'd endlessly seen it. A double billing of Winnipeg's The Waking Eyes and Hamilton's the Arkells brought out every 20-something indie music fanatic within city limits. besotted guys suffer note: shoving and groping mate indicate-goers makes you a disrespectful Gus.

It's measure during Toronto indie-rockers Whale Tooth to let out a recording. They've had a involve year: playing shows, recording tracks, and (in all likelihood of last) shoveling snow.

They'll be releasing their enter EP at deceitful Dee's tomorrow night, and they've promised shabby beer, good music, and dancing. That's right - you dance.

I joined the band on the side of a pre-rehearsal conversation all over a pint at Squirrely's.