Recording side project of Chris (Mad Young Darlings), Bobby (Attica Riots) and Brad (Mad Young Darlings)

If New York rockers Television formed shortly after the financial collapse in the unassuming central-Canadian city of Winnipeg, MB, they would have called themselves Odanah.  This 4-piece uses the classic twin guitar format to fill the void in the current musical landscape left empty by the un-ironic rock n' roll acts of the 60's and 70's.  Combining psych, experimental and garage rock, Odanah exudes emotion, takes risks and captivates listeners with truly artful rock music

Trading in a white picket fence for living out of a van, synthpop artist Brady Allard is the multi-instrumentalist behind Winnipeg’s Warming. His music began to take form of an obsession when he left his job, his house and his partner of a decade. While living out of a van, he wrote the 12 song LP - a lush, driving mix of 80’s inspired pop, twisted synth noises, lonely arrangements and memories of his former life.

Recorded over three days at Collector Studios in Winnipeg, Canada. Borrowing an army of old synthesizers from friends; Allard transformed a collection of acoustic songs, and field recordings into a debut synth-pop masterstroke.

Joey Penner has been penning songs since he was a young boy. At age fifteen, his grandmother passed on her Fender acoustic to him on the condition that he learn to play it well…and find a nice Mennonite girl to marry. 

After two years studying music at Brandon University, he joined local Winnipeg band, The Waking Eyes, touring, recording and being nominated for a JUNO with them until 2010. Next came stints with Royal Canoe, Jicah and French Press, and a number of one-offs with the likes of Del Barber, JP Hoe and Imaginary Cities. 

Now, so many years after selling his soul to his grandma, he's still writing, singing, and strumming that old Fender, accompanied by a rag-tag crew of harmonicas (yet hasn't so much as dated a Mennonite, which is kind of unbelievable, actually).

His music could perhaps best be described as alt-pop, with playing styles encompassing roots, rock, minimalism, ADM (acoustic dance music) and folk, and lyrics covering topics from social protest to prehistoric nostalgia. 

In August 2016 he released his first single "Free World" and accompanying b-side "The Ark" online and to campus radio. He's played throughout the city, sharing bills with Adam Hanney & Co., Last Ditch on the Left, Hearing Trees and a host of others. He looks forward to putting out more music and videos in the coming months, with a tentative EP release on the horizon.

Tansy is a solo project of Kathryn Kerr, based out of Winnipeg, MB, Canada. Tansy celebrates all things noisy and beautiful, weaving haunting melodies through minimalist structures. 

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