By Jason Herring, September 10 2015 —
Virgo (Aug. 23 – Sept. 22) You will get unreasonably angry when your favourite Vietnamese sub restaurant raises their prices by 50 cents.
Libra (Sept. 23 – Oct. 22) You will get trapped … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, September 3 2015 —
Beakerhead will return from September 16–20, bringing its signature mix of science, engineering and art back to a multitude of Calgary venues.
The festival holds over 60 events over the course of … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, September 3 2015 —
Dan Bejar’s work is polarizing. As the frontman of his band Destroyer, critics laud his poetic lyricism just as often as they dismiss it for being obtuse or contrived. But his new album, … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, September 3 2015 —
Calgary game developer Shane Berezowski is excited for the release of his game, CMYW, on the PC gaming platform Steam after his project passed through Steam Greenlight in August.
Steam Greenlight is … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, September 3 2015 —
The tradition of sharing folk music is alive and well with Victoria quartet Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra (TMO), who released their fourth full-length album, LOVE., on August 21. They’re now setting off on a … Read the rest
Jason Herring, September 3, 2015 —
Every civilized society has rules, written or unwritten, that everyone must follow. These rules exist because they make the world a better place. People who don’t conform to these rules face either legal or … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, August 6 2015 —
Though the Silent Hill video game franchise is finished, the game lives on thanks to the work of aspiring Calgary game developer Farhan Qureshi, who released his project PuniTy on July 30.
PuniTy … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, August 6 2015 —
Now entering its 24th year, Afrikadey! is returning to downtown Calgary from August 5–8. The festival, which culminates in a day of music at Prince’s Island Park on August 8, offers Calgarians the … Read the rest
This month, Chris Adams discusses his feature on the way climate change is taught in university, Jason Herring reviews some of the last month’s best albums, and Sonny Sachdeva and Eric Licis discuss the Canadian junior men’s hockey team.… Read the rest
By Jason Herring, July 30 2015 —
I was eager to dismiss Titus Andronicus’ new album, The Most Lamentable Tragedy, after finding out that it’s a rock opera. Rock operas have a reputation of being bulky and pretentious, and it’s … Read the rest
