Volume
96, Issue 21
Thursday October 3,
2002
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LAST UPDATED: Thursday October 3, 2002 - 3:30 p.m.
Tons of instruments in this Park
If you're searching
for a band that won't succumb to the mainstream or adhere to a single,
rigid musical type, look no further. Montreal-based Parkside Jones encompasses
a taste of several musical genres and they're constantly exploring new
possibilities.
Shooting
from the hick: Maybe now Tom Jones will come!
The other night I got to hob-knob with the media moguls of London at an
open house of the brand spanking new John Labatt Centre, the downtown
saviour of the Forest City.
CD REVIEWS: The Meligrove Band, Conjure One
Meligrove just can't Conjure One good album
With their latest album, Let It Grow, it's hard to tell what The Meligrove Band are trying to achieve... If you haven't heard the name Conjure One yet, then mark it down. Conjure One is the brainchild of Rhys Fulbern...
Hit or Miss: Manson tops Nails
The websites of Mr. Manson and Mr. Reznor.