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WinterBites Festival helps local restaurant in slow season

Arts Selin Kum -
The aromas of fettuccine pasta and spices wafted around Burnt Butter, an Italian restaurant on Wellington Street West. The restaurant was busy with chatter,...

Album review: Black Veil Brides keeping rock opera alive

Arts Matt Lakatos-Hayward -
Wretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild Ones Black Veil Brides Lava/Universal Republic   Rock opera albums are quickly becoming a lost art in the music world....

Noh-wave band creates cultural hybrids onstage

Arts Avery Zingel -
Montreal-based Noh-wave art collective Yamantaka // Sonic Titan is making their debut on the Canadian music scene with its entrancing live performances and stage...

Album review: Signed and Sealed in Blood

Arts Calum Slingerland -
Signed and Sealed in Blood Dropkick Murphys Born & Bred Records After bringing us their most ambitious effort yet with 2011’s Going Out In Style, the Dropkick...

Album review: Dogs Eating Dogs

Arts Luke Ottenhof -
Luke Ottenhof says Blink-182's latest venture is a "remarkably solid and consistent effort from one of pop-punk's most influential groups."
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