The Split Peas are celebrating 20 years of toutons and tunes with a 2 CD career retrospective.

Lloyd Goudie plays rustic country and folk music about a bygone time and way of life.

“Tanglecove is delightful collection of 30 original tunes, played on violin, viola, mandolin, bouzouki and guitar, accompanied by accordion, pennywhistle, bass and percussion. From traditional waltzes, jigs and reel to exotic melodies and rhythms drawn from the musical traditions of Scotland, Ireland, England, Appalachia, Eastern, Europe and Newfoundland, this is an album that will enchant you”

What Dave has to say about his new CD “The music on this recording is my interpretation of some of the traditional jigs, reels, singles, waltzes, hornpipes, and aires of my home, Newfoundland and Labrador.”

Newfoundland’s premier rock group of mid-60s are back on CD!

A perfect example of the hip sounds of the St. John’s music circuit.

This is definitive alternative rock. A 16 track collection smattered with heavy guitar riffs and remnants of The Cure, The Shins, Arcade Fire, and Broken Social Scene throughout.

This is a really cool album, all group members in on the composing while utilizing pedals, distortion, and surf-rock vocals.

Unquestionably one of 2013’s finest offerings of current rock with a nod and a wink to old school.

Bridge are a young St. John’s quartet, playing angular, discordant alternative, in the same wheelhouse as Dischord-founders Fugazi.

Awesome local alternative rock. Each track distinctive, you sense influences from Hey Rosetta!, Wintersleep, and Rise Against. A touch of metal spills over the baselines while the vocals, flexible, clean, and dexterous. Pairs favorably with clear-tempo guitar and upbeat percussion. People are talking.

Corner Brook native Mena Lodge plays country-infused folk rock. With her simple, intimate and confessional style, she is sure to wow with her self-penned originals and excellent cover songs.

Finally! A new Elice and Wince Coles CD to tickle your funny bone.
Features the title track “Eli’s Newfie Cruise”.