Arts
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‘Diamond Tongues’ a charmless disappointment
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New film from Kitchener native disappoints in its attempts to be charming
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Born Ruffians’ confident return to Waterloo
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“You do one thing, and then you crave doing something else.” In 2013, Born Ruffians presented their fans with Birthmarks, a pop record that
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Empress Of captures audience at intimate Starlight show
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Her aesthetic embodies influences from many brands of music, particularly electronica, R&B and dream pop.
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Back-to-school jams for hitting the books
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Playlist for all your back-to-school needs
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The millennial complex
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Mistress America explores the challenges of adulthood
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Review: ‘We Are Your Friends’
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We Are Your Friends better than the critics are saying
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The Apollo vs The Princess in K-W indie theatres
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Give these theatres your support to maintain two great local businesses.
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Reclaiming Canadian rock
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Rock bands out of the great north aren’t getting the credit they deserve
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The good kind of Teen Violence
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Kitchener/Toronto-based band credits perseverance for their recent success
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Yonatan Gat defies genres at Princess Café
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While many modern bands will hole up for months in the studio to craft the perfect album, Gat approaches studio time as an opportunity to express energy in a raw and meaningful form.
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