Tag: Alternative Music

Futura Free gets ready for album release show

Kingston band Futura Free is set to hold an in-person release show at The Mansion on Oct. 9 for their newest album, Reducer.    Doors open at 8 p.m. and there will be an entrance fee of $10. Audience members can also expect musical performances from Monach and Willy Nilly.    The Journal spoke with...

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JukeBox County releases debut album

This article discusses addiction and mental illness and may be triggering for some readers. The Canadian Mental Health Association Crisis Line can be reached at 1-800-875-6213. JukeBox County, the stage name of Kingston’s own Rich Tyo, sat down with The Journal ahead of the release of his upcoming...

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Steven Heighton releases debut album 'The Devil's Share'

Steven Heighton, Queen’s MA ’86 and accomplished author, had no interest in performing his own songs until the owner of Wolfe Island Records heard him play. Heighton’s latest work, The Devil’s Share, is a delightful change of pace—a full-length studio album that recalls the style of greatsinger-songwriters...

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Carter and the Capitals' first time in Kingston

An Edmonton-based band is reaching the Limestone City this week, bringing with them their debut full-length and self-titled album.   Carter and the Capitals will play their first-ever Kingston concert on Oct. 24 at Spearhead Brewing Company.   When it came to brainstorming an image for themselves,...

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Anticipating 2019’s indie-rock scene

Following a strong year for great alternative music—with new albums from James Blake, Mumford & Sons, and Beck—the stakes for 2019 are high. However, indie-rock’s future seems awfully bright after a week of releases from several major artists. With various bands beginning to put out singles and...

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Tone Deaf Music Festival on key for 17th run

If you didn’t know Kingston had a local experimental music scene, you’re not alone.  Running from from Nov. 15 to 24, the Tone Deaf Music Festival for Adventurous Sound is trying to change that. Entering year 17 as an official festival, it showcases established andup-and-coming experimental musicians...

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