i dig music - we're back

We're back and excited to give you a snap shot of what we're listening to and what we're excited about right now. Alex and I are now living in different cities which makes podcasting a little tricky, so we're going to focus on blog posts with the occasion podcast thrown in.

It's been six months so there is a lot of ground to cover, but instead of back tracking we're just going to jump right in with what we're into now, leading up to an end of year best-of in December.

So stay tuned, and keep diggin' music.

i dig music - episode seven

It's the last day of our MA in journalism, and we're here to party. We've got some great music to tickle your ear drums as the rays of spring sunshine dapple your fresh, newly exposed skin.


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This week we talk about

• the Osheaga line-up!
• Halifax's Nick Everett
• the psychedelia of Panda Bear
• the retro sweetness of The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
• London, Ontario's Whipping Wind
• AND International Independent Record Store Day!

Enjoy!

i dig music - episode six

After a brief hiatus we're back with i dig music episode six.



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This week we talk about:

• Alex's birthday and his deep-rooted love for Bob Dylan
• Mother Mother's new album Eureka
• Little Scream and her Canadian citizenship
• New age - the latest release by The Albertans
• Timber Timbre and the spooktacular Creep On Creepin' On

We're also joined this week by our friend Ed von Aderkas who adds his two cents on Mother Mother.

Enjoy, listen in and keep diggin' music.

i dig music: episode five

Episode five of i dig music we're talking about touring musicians and who we're most excited to see.

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This week we're talking live performances particularly spring tours by:

• The Provincial Archive in provincial archives across Canada.
• Shad - he just had a wild show in T.O. and he's coming to an Ontario venue near you soon.
• Forest City Lovers - check out their show at APK Live - a triple threat concert with performances from Olenka and the Autumn Lovers and Slow Down Molasses as well.
• Okkervil River in support of their new album I am very far out May 10, 2011.

We opened the show with a track from 1975 by Susan Cadogan called "Hurts so good." Thanks to Grace in the UK for the tip.


Check back next week for a special guest.


Enjoy, share and keep diggin' music.

i dig music episode four

Welcome to our fourth edition of the i dig music podcast.

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This week we chat about Canadian Music Week and have another hit of new music for you including:

• A new solo track by Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold
• Polaris prize winners and French Canadians Karkwa.
• Daniel Romano and his second solo release in the past year.
• The Antlers as they announce the new album Burst Apart.

 So enjoy, share and keep diggin' music.

i dig music episode three

We're back for another week of good music on our i dig music podcast.

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This week, we talk about:

• Adele's new album 21 - she opens the show with Rolling in the Deep.
• Giant Hand's EP Starting as People.
• The new LP by Lykke Li Wounded Rhymes.
• Hey Rosetta's latest release Seeds.
• Suze Rotolo and her influence on Bob Dylan.

 Enjoy, listen in and keep diggin' music.

i dig music: episode two

Another week, another fun-filled, smile inducing i dig music podcast.

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This week, we weigh in on:

• The new Radiohead album King of Limbs 
• Young Galaxy's groovy new full-length Shapeshifting 
• The upcoming record from the Rural Alberta Advantage
• and we talk about Rebekah Higgs' Little Voice 

Enjoy, share and keep diggin' music.