Hype is a manipulator of the heart, of the mind, and of the soul. Hype is a seductress, a teaser, a conniver, a user. Hype exists to dazzle the eye, to stimulate the brain, to salivate the mouth. Hype is there to provoke excitement, and to conjure up energetic murmurs about the “amazingness” of Hype
“We cherish the traditions of brewing history, while being creatively innovative about the future of it.” Kevin Somerville Brewmaster/Partner BEER. A word that is simplistic in its pronunciation, but yet a word that elicits copious amounts of stereotypical connotations when spoken. For most, it is a cheap and inexpensive alcoholic treat that appeals to
Total Recall (1990) Directed by Paul Verhoeven Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sharon Stone and Michael Ironside Synopsis: Doug Quaid (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a construction worker constantly haunted by dreams and memories of Mars. Against the best wishes of his wife, Quaid goes to Rekall, a company that implants artificial memories, so he can “remember”
When does intuitive creativity trespass into the realm of self-indulgent pretentiousness? A very thin line separates these two ideas, so how is anyone ever able to fully discern between the nature of the two? In other words, how is one to discern whether a piece of art decrees for it to be defined as progressive/genius
Album: Witchrock (EP) Label: eOne Music Canada Rating: 4/5 It’s one thing to be influenced by the likes of Joan Jett or Shirley Manson, but it’s another to actually capture (sonically) what made those women so strong in the first place…passionate expressiveness. Magneta Lane’s (a female 3-piece from Toronto) latest release, a 4-track EP