This was an easy article to write because this was an easy choice. My pick of the festival is, by a large margin, Duchess Says. It was an easy choice because they blew the roof… Read More
Wavelength Festival 2016: Pick of the Festival: Duchess Says
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Wavelength Festival 2016: Versa Interview
Versa is quite literally, a band to watch. Combining heavy post-rock riffs, a saxophone and live painting, they were clad in white like the scientists of sound and light that they are. Their set involved… Read More
Wavelength Festival 2016: Interview with Partner
Hailing from Sackville, New Brunswick, Partner is a band that is turning heads with their funny lyrics and catchy songs. After their acoustic set I was able to ask them about their lyrics, who they… Read More
Wavelength Festival 2016: Interview with Mika Posen
Merganzer is a band known for its atmospheres, for the ambient textures that the songs create. With Mika Posen, formerly of Timer Timbre, at the helm Merganzer is quickly becoming known for its ability to… Read More
Wavelength Festival 2016: Day One – A Force to be Reckoned With
This past Valentine’s weekend (12-14 February) was the annual Wavelength Music Festival. Taking place over three days with eighteen acts in three locations, Wavelength again demonstrates that they are a major festival force with which… Read More
A Music Festival for Music Lovers: Wavelength ’16 Preview
Most music festivals aren’t known for their lineup; they’re known for their acts, the people or bands that the organizers convinced to perform. And there is often little thought put into order or grouping of… Read More
My Pick of the Festival: Moon King
The performance by Moon King that I witnessed was like a bomb going off; with focused passion and the abandon with which they perform their songs no one in the audience was safe from being… Read More
Camp Wavelength Review
Day One The first thing that you notice about Camp Wavelength is how small the venue is. Nestled into Toronto Island’s Artscape Gibraltar Point, Camp Wavelength is so small that it feels communal and… Read More