Calgary punksters show warped side
If you were looking for some kickass, smashmouth, spit in your face, throw your elbows kind of fun Wednesday then Race City was the place to be as Van’s Warped Tour made its annual...
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Virgin Fest: Not so secret anymore
Any up-and-coming band will tell you that giving into the frustration of a career lacking success comes all to easy. Constant disappointment can seemingly warrant a band’s decision to quit. However, according to Secret...
Video: Recap of Rock The Bells
If you were one of the unfortunate souls who missed Sunday’s Rock The Bells (some of us had to work) then check out this recap by Duncan Kinney.
Rock The Bells arrives in Cowtown
The sun was shining and the dreads were flying as Rock The Bells — an international hip-hop/rap festival circuit made it’s debut in Calgary. Duncan Kinney caught the action and grabbed some audio of...
Folk Fest: Umalali enlightens afterparty crowd
Easily one of the most interesting groups to attend this year’s Calgary Folk Fest, Umalali — with their group of spirited musicians working tirelessly to promote the endangered Garifuna culture — put on quite...
Stampede: 2009 in photos
As the raucous 10 days that were Stampede 2009 come to a close The Reflector concludes its coverage with a final compilation of our top photos. Whether it was the thrill of the rodeo,...
Stampede: Bif Naked thrashes the Coke Stage
The Coke Stage was rockin’ Saturday night as veteran artist Bif Naked took the stage. Aris Aristorenas was in the middle of the action and took these photos. The audio is a cover by...
Stampede: That’s a whole lotta shammys!
Videographer/Photographer Duncan Kinney spent an evening at the ever-popular ShamWow booth in the BMO Centre exploring the phenomenom that sees roughly 500 of the “super absorbent” shammy products moved each day during Stampede.
Sled Island: Monotonix goes absolutely ballistic
Monotonix, a band of three sweaty, barely clothed and extremely hairy Israeli dudes can be summarized in one word: insane. Don’t believe it? First, check out these photos taken by Reflector photographers Erin Lough...
