March 2008 | City And Colour

Issue #: 193
Inventory: 100

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Between his solo project, City And Colour and being in Alexisonfire, Dallas Green may be Canada's most popular rocker right now, so why can't he sleep at night? We went to his house to find out.

FEATURES
The Black Mountain army has reassembled and they're taking to the road
Danko Jones try some softer moments, but stay hard
Protest The Hero get less conceptual
Plants And Animals are Montreal's next hipster band
Ladyhawk explain where they came from
The Trews weren't ready to go, but they sure were ready to change
Simple Plan lose the punk and stick with the pop
Born Ruffians finally get some release
The B-52s almost 20 years after "Love Shack"
Nardwuar vs. Jean Chretien
Find out how the PM used Diana Krall to trick the Mexican president

SECTIONS
Blatant Propaganda: You're mainstream
Blah, Blah, Blah: Seeing Neil Young causes trouble, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers are years behind The Rheostatics
Scrapyard: Chris Martin attacks! Tony Dekker does Neil Diamond. Lenny Kravitz needs to get laid.
Chartarazzi: Cat Power proves she's a size queen, Hayden gets caught on film, and a bunch of screamy bands do their thing
Listen Up: Laura Barrett benefits from exotic instrumentation and Crystal Castles turn noise into dancing
Reviews: Cadence Weapon, Jason Collett, Kathleen Edwards and a whole bunch more
Charts: The Evaporators top the chart
Stylin': She Wants Revenge get wild
Grist: The Grist 13 And Shitty 7, The scary world of Leslie And The Lys