Articles by Ian Gormely

Life After Death From Above 1979

Eva Michon

PUBLISHED Oct 6, 2014

If Death From Above 1979 learned anything between the release of their debut and last month's long overdue followup, it's how to milk an al...

Weezer

Everything Will Be Alright in the End

PUBLISHED Oct 3, 2014

The highest compliment we can pay a Weezer album these days is that it's "not a complete embarrassment." And by that low bar, the band's ni...

Beach Slang

Cheap Thrills on a Dead End Street

PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2014

In 2014, is there a way to compare a band to the Goo Goo Dolls and have it not be a negative? Much like that oft-maligned, multi-platinum t...

The History of Apple Pie Talk New Member, New Album and Future Plans

PUBLISHED Sep 30, 2014

The loss of a band member causes most bands to put the brakes on and figure out how to cope with their missing musical limb. Not so for Lon...

Jimmy Eat World

Futures

PUBLISHED Sep 30, 2014

The Jimmy Eat World that made Futures was a far cry from the one that made their predecessor, Bleed American. After the latter's success &#...

The History of Apple Pie

Feel Something

PUBLISHED Sep 26, 2014

On their 2013 debut, Out of View, the History of Apple Pie channelled '90s heroes like Blur and Lush into an effervescent slice of throwbac...

Rain City Recorders

PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2014

A massive wall of framed vinyl greets visitors to Rain City Recorders. Featuring international successes like Japandroids' Celebration Rock...

Bob Mould

Riot Stage, Downsview Park, Toronto ON, September 7

PUBLISHED Sep 8, 2014

Riot Fest does a good job of putting under-appreciated legends in front of young crowds. Case in point: Bob Mould, who, as guitarist for Hu...