Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'royalcity'
November 6, 2006
We realize that we probably talk about Owen Pallett, aka Final Fantasy, way too much. So we're not going to talk about his free show on Saturday night at North York Central Library, also featuring The Creeping Nobodies, Hank, Ninja High School, and Bob Wiseman. Nope, not a word. Instead, what we do want to tell you about is the Toronto Public Library's stellar new local CD selection - the whole reason that the......
Continue Reading "This Is Not a Final Fantasy Post"August 18, 2005
This Saturday marks the fifth and final annual Three Gut Records anniversary party. The Guelph-spawned label will cease putting out new records after the release of the new Constantines album Tournament Of Hearts on September 27. To call Three Gut important in the creation of Toronto's vibrant independent music scene as it stands today is a gross understatement. This Exclaim retrospective offers some insight into how a small group of friends, musicians and artists opened......
Continue Reading "Home Is Where The Rock Is"June 13, 2005
The end is nigh for one of Canada's premier independent record labels, Three Gut Records. The label, home of Royal City and Jim Guthrie, has announced that they will function no more after the release of the next Constantines record on October 11. Scooped off of Zoilus this afternoon, the news of imminent Three Gut demise came as sad and in some ways predictable. As Mark Pytlik reported, TGR co-founder Lisa Moran had hinted at......
Continue Reading "Goodbye to the Gut"