Admiral Akiba is an electro-rock band from Vancouver BC, made of Dan (vo/guit), Rhino (key), Ryan T, (bass), and Alfonso (dr). Formed and masterminded by Ray Bixon who is the godfather and the supreme leader of everyone at Valentine Records. Admiral Akiba is the brain child of this international playboy, war hero, ex-mercenary and music superstar. Playing this Friday Jan 27th at British Ex-Serviceman’s Association – 1143 Kingsway
$5 cover $2 beer Doors at 8PM

“Space Cadet” is a 132-page graphic novel drawn entirely on etch boards. It is accompanied by a “still picture score” of music composed and recorded by Kid Koala.

Autumn Reign is an electro house music producer from Vancouver, BC and has been producing beats and remixes for the better most part of his life. His journey with music started at age nine while on a class field trip, to what was then called Science World. During the field trip he found himself fascinated by an exhibit called “The Ear and You”, and in one room was a complete wall of keyboards all different in sound. Needless to say, Autumn Reign fell into the world of synths and electro sounds… It was only a natural progression before he began turning out beats, remixes and electro tracks..

Erotic Nights of the Living Dead or a Night to Dismember?

We were wet, we danced and jumped, we explored, we climbed a mountain and crossed a river, we traveled on shrooms with Mary Jane, we camped and made new friends and met old ones. Oh yeah, there was music too…

It would be easy to misjudge Vancouver’s Tito Deville Band. For someone going solely on their sound and their image, one may think the band is steeped in glamour 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and drenched in spotlights while drinking champagne in the back of limousines between sold-out gigs. But strip away the glitz and sit down with the quartet in their humble East Vancouver rehearsal space, and one quickly begins to see that behind it all, they’re like any other hard-working musicians making a go at the art they’ve put their hearts and souls into for the last 24 months, if not most of their young lives.

By Sylwia Osiecka. With the days growing longer and hotter, summer creeps up on Manchester and with this the great city festivals begin. May always springs with good stuff and this year one of the most vibrant flowers so far has been The FutureEverything Festival.
As Robinson says “It’s about how to be connected for your own wellbeing, [...] it’s not to preach. In a weird way it’s about being green and ecologically aware before that was on the world agenda.”. Well then boys and girls it’s a lesson to come.

Kaylee Johnston is the rare exception of someone who is as passionate as they are talented. Singing and performing even before she could read or write, Kaylee’s vision has always been to be a leader in the music industry. Over the past 15 years she has been developing her songs, sound and technique. Her voice is pure and powerful and will leave you with goose bumps. Kaylee Johnston’s songs are filled with wit and wisdom. The passion she exudes fills the room and leaves you wanting more. Her music is uplifting, edgy and empowering. Her true style comes from her acoustic guitar roots, but with synthesizers and phat drumbeats, Kaylee brings you a whole new sound.

She has a natural radiance that comes effortlessly, her genuine smile only making her appeal all the more alluring. She has a striking resemblance to Alison Elizabeth Larter who plays the role of Tracy Strauss on Heroes. Aside from her looks though. Where Jenny really shines is on stage skillfully playing the piano or guitar. Jenny is a Canadian singer/song writer best known as one of the fifteen finalists from the 2006 reality series Rockstar: Supernova.