By Steve Moody
Fromtman and lead singer Trevor Hurst couldn’t keep his tongue in his mouth. At least it appeared that way when Econoline Crush played the MacEwan Ballroom last Fri., Sept. 21. The band was in top form for all dedicated fans at the crowded venue. They ripped into their opening track, "Sparkle And Shine," as if… Continue reading Rock icons return to center stage
By Steve Moody
Lead singer Trevor Hurst didn’t know Econoline Crush was playing the MacEwan Ballroom this Fri., Sept 21. Such is the band’s situation–for the past four years. Trevor himself said he was on a "need to know basis." It’s not that the band members are ignorant of their schedule. Instead, they’ve been unbelievably busy between their… Continue reading Econoline’s brand new crush
By Steve Moody
This is good music disguised behind a facade of depressive pretentiousness. If the maudlin nature of the first track doesn’t discourage you, Tom McRae’s self-titled album will catch you off guard. While McRae’s guitar sounds are nothing unique, they are not cookie cutter coffeehouse gloom either. He blends solo guitar work with unusually uplifting instrumental… Continue reading Tom McRae
If there’s one thing I know, it’s TV. I’m the kind of person that can devour a 13-episode season in two days (for the record, I’m talking HBO hour-long episodes, not that wimpy 43-minute garbage that airs on cable providers). I pick up shows at an alarming rate and once I’m a season deep, I… Continue reading An autumn TV line-up you’ll fall for