Reviews
Mngwa
Andrew Franey
The Shangs
Alex Cuba
Tri Nguyen
Defend The Rhino
Talltale
Kiwi Jr.
Plaster
Hyness
Black Suit Devil
Yamantaka // Sonic Titan
The Pack A.D.
Chad VanGaalen
Potengowski Anna Friederike
Todd Rundgren
Old 97's
Needles//Pins
This Month
The Resurrection of Waskesu
Rod Bandura and Margit Gossage have broaght the legacy of First Nations group Waskesu into the 21st Century with their new Margit Sky Project. By Jim Dupuis.
When the Music Stopped
It is not just musicians who are idled by the Coronavirus. A whole industry of people who support the live music scene are put on the sidelines too, says industry veteran Joelle May. By Magnus Thyvold
Women's Rights, Inprovisation and Passion: The Meredith Bates Interview
Meredith Bates has been busy trying to get more women musicians in the spotlight and working hard at combining improvised music with other art forms. By Jim Dupuis
Our Best of 2019 coverage Starts Here
Best Jazz of 2019 with Jazz Notes Jim Dupuis
Contributor and Host of Kamloops' Jazz Notes rounds up his favourite international and local Jazz releases of 2019
Mingwa - The Strange One
...a great album that really stretches what world music can be, and seamlessly blends many styles of music.
The Shangs - Golden Hits of the Shangs
...the band had another side gig going on all the while. Starting in 1990, The Shangs were a psychedelic pop off-shoot that sound very little like the main project Simply Saucer.
Alex Cuba Sublime
...a great album that will fit fine into Canadian summers lounging around on the beach.
Cutting Your Teeth With Necking
Vancouver's new punk rock heros play on the Studio 6 Live Sssions. By CJSF Radio and Magnus Thyvold
Charts
For the Week Ending: Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Top 50
#1 Zoon - Bleached Wavves - (Paper Bag)
Electronic
#1 Jessy Lanza - All The Time - (Hyperdub)
Loud
#1 Protomartyr - Ultimate Success Today - (Domino)
Folk/Roots/Blues
#1 Margo Price - That's How Rumors Get Started - (Loma Vista)
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Asterisk (*) denotes Canadian artists. All !earshot charts in this issue reflect actual airplay on campus/community stations during the month of December 2009. Charts are weighted according to broadcast range and market size. To view older charts from as far back as 1999, go to our charts archive.
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main charts page
| Rank |
Artist |
Title |
Label |
| 1 |
Canaille * |
Potential Things |
Standard Form |
| 2 |
Various |
Putumayo Presents: Jazz Around the World |
Putumayo |
| 3 |
Henry Threadgill Zooid |
This Brings Us To Volume 1 |
Pi |
| 4 |
Wadada Leo Smith |
Spiritual Dimensions |
Cuneiform |
| 5 |
Muskox * |
5 Pieces |
Standard Form |
| 6 |
Tony Foster * |
In Between Moods |
Self-Released |
| 7 |
Cory Weeds Quintet* |
Everything Is Coming Up Weeds |
Cellar Live |
| 8 |
Brandi Disterheft * |
Second Side |
Justin Time |
| 9 |
Vijay Iyer Trio |
Historicity |
Act |
| 10 |
Oliver Jones & Hank Jones* |
Pleased To Meet You |
Justin Time |
| 11 |
Jason Adasiewicz 's Rolldown |
Varmint |
Cuneiform |
| 12 |
Norah Jones |
The Fall |
Blue Note |
| 13 |
Keith Price * |
Breakfast Of Champions |
Self-Released |
| 14 |
Tony Wilson Sextet* |
The People Look Like Flowers at Last |
Drip Audio |
| 15 |
Bill Dixon |
Tapestries for Small Orchestra |
Firehouse 12 |
| 16 |
Carol Welsman * |
I Like Men |
Welcar |
| 17 |
The October Trio and Brad Turner * |
Looks Like It's Going To Snow |
Songlines |
| 18 |
Barry Romberg * |
Was, Shall, Why, Because |
Romhog |
| 19 |
Klaxon Gueule * |
Infininiment |
Ambiences Magnetiques |
| 20 |
Various * |
Rocky Mountain Jazz Compilation |
Chronograph |
