Mystery, everybody loves it and especially when it comes to music. Electronic music especially, names like Burial, Redshape and Basic Channel have all cultivated non-existent images in an attempt to put the focus on the music.
Vancouver
aka Vansterdam, Terminal City, Vancity
Vancouver Dub Inna Internatty Style
Kuma | April 17th, 2013
The Return Of A Cinematic Legend
Kuma | April 16th, 2013
I love Lawrence Of Arabia. As a child, it captured my imagination unlike any other film I had seen. Star Wars was great but it required a level of suspense of disbelief. Lawrence shocked the soul because there was no special effects, no whizz bang stuff. Only breathtaking cinematography, a priceless script and Peter O’Toole oozing life in every scene.
Vancouver’s Most Legendary Record Store Keeps On
Kuma | April 16th, 2013
Consistency in a day and age of tenuous businesses needs to be praised. As record stores continue to fall by the wayside all over the world, Zulu Records.
Lessons In Leisure
Kuma | April 15th, 2013
The Leisure collective have always been people that you can go to in Vancouver for quality music appreciation, be it with their show or other projects. With the re-launch of their new web site, you now have a hub for music or for dancing with a very specific philosophy, here in Vancouver. Read More
Hey Cosmic Soul Sister!
Kuma | April 13th, 2013
Having known roaming Vancouver songstress Amalia Townsend since day, it’s easy to give home girl props.
Vancouver’s New SubSpecs For Techno
Kuma | April 10th, 2013
From Vancouver To Lebanon and Back
Kuma | April 10th, 2013
Ryce Life In Motion
Kuma | April 9th, 2013
So who’d have thunk that one of the biggest names in electronic music journalism in the last few years lives here in Vancouver?
In The Mood For Change
Kuma | April 9th, 2013
The Haikus Of Spring
Kuma | April 8th, 2013
Girl, You’re In Their Hut Now
Kuma | April 5th, 2013
Vancouver’s Real Board Of Trade
Kuma | April 3rd, 2013
Open more than one storefront, you go from being an outpost to being a brand. This is what has happened to Vancouver store Board Of Trade.
One Of The Many Faces Of Idle No More
Kuma | April 1st, 2013
I first met Jarrett Martineau over a decade ago. He and his buddy Malcolm were doing videography for CBC Radio 3 during my days as a host and a producer there.
Cleaning Out The Stains In Your Dirty Apron
Kuma | March 29th, 2013
With Vancouver’s culinary scene on the come up, you knew that eventually people were going to go from having the food cooked for them to wanting to know how to do it themselves. For those who don’t want to shell out the time and effort of making a career out of it, there’s the Dirty Apron.
Vancouver Begins To Lean To the Portside
Kuma | March 29th, 2013
