Soundcheck With Francois Marchand

Get in the spirit of "stompin' and strummin'" with local folk-punk act Audio/Rocketry.

Indie pop-punksters take a bow with their new EP, The City.

One of Edmonton's most important bands re-unites seven years after the tragic accident that took two of its members' lives.

Metal takes a conceptual turn on All Else Fails' latest album, Against The Darkening Sky.

Landon Speers makes experimental music to ease the pain.

Punk's not dead, it's just getting older and wiser.

Up-and-coming garage rockers release their debut album, Moss, and look to the future.

Seven guys means "less is more?" Find out if what The Hot Business say holds true with a special jam session performance.

Local violinist/singer-songwriter gets a helping hand from renowned producer for his debut album, Between Buildings.

This week, we celebrate the 10th anniversary of one of Edmonton's best-kept (and loudest) secrets.

Genre-mashing acoustic trio says You Just Gotta Get Used Of It.

Youngster Joe Nolan catches everyone by surprise with his wise, heartfelt folk.

It's our 50th episode and we're rocking out in style with local "supergroup" Smashula

In our first bilingual podcast, local singer-songwriter talks French culture in Alberta and a new album, La recolte.

Local prog rockers cut through a little Blood Red Tape.

Edmonton-bred accordion slinger releases her fifth album, A Dreamer's Guide To Hardcore Living, after finding love and a new life in Sweden.

Nashville-bound singer-songwriter revisits old tunes and old haunts with reunion tour.

Art-rockers Screwtape Lewis survive their own self-destructive ways.

Edmonton's rock ’n’ roll road warriors talk Concentrated Living.

Edmonton's favourite busker finally takes the stage and studio by storm.