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FEMI KUTI: HORN OF PLENTY

Music

The right to rule

It’s been a long road for Femi Kuti, but the crown prince of Afrobeat is taking things one day at a time

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Slanted and disenchanted

BY Kate Carraway

I wanted indie rock to save me. I really thought it would. I wanted Liz Phair’s languid monotone to confirm that I wasn’t a perverted nymphomaniac, or not the only perverted nymphomaniac. I wanted... (3)

Diagnose this

BY Chandler Levack

Judging from their albums’ flashy pastel packaging and freak folk hair, you’d swear HEALTH were a trendy DJ collective, dating supermodels and alt bro–ing it up with Devendra Banhardt. Instead...

Rising above

BY Chris Bilton

Dirty Projectors svengali Dave Longstreth wants to make strange music without compromising for the marketplace — and he means it, maaan
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The Out Sound From the Way In

If you aren’t planning an exotic getaway, just hit these festivals and pretend you did

Think Tank

Montreal’s Friendship Cove is a DIY incubator for great indie bands like Think About Life. Where’s ours?

Cycle Over The Top

Try out our handy guide to getting your bike around the back alleys of the annual Over the Top Festival

Dancing in the Dark

For a long time, The Ghost Is Dancing were known around Toronto as a madcap, anything-goes outfit, a crew of exuberant upstarts who weren’t averse to hauling a massive science-fair volcano onstage at their shows. But when held up against their 2007 debut LP...

Eye of the storm

With her fiery voice and smouldering looks, Neko Case has long been the sweetheart of the indie-rock rodeo; now, with her new disc, Middle Cyclone, she has the Top 5 album to make her an overground success. But if the pop-cultural mainstream is ready to...

Dr. Headbanger

Back at the end of February, Lamb of God’s sixth album, Wrath, debuted at number one in Canada. Usually when metal bands attain this kind of commercial success, it’s because they’ve trimmed their prog-thrash epics down to radio-ready lengths, worked with a...

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