Chad Pelley is an author, songwriter, and journalist who wrote for publications like the Globe & Mail and The Telegraph-Journal before founding The Overcast. Now he spends 25 hours a day keeping up with his email, and has no time to be his former self.
“The day before the Israeli settlers uprooted our trees,” she says, “they had stood around in threatening ways, and then summoned the Israeli security forces to drive us off the farmer’s land.” They were heavily armed.
What makes this study unique, is Dr. Gagnon’s vision for a special feed — think Popeye on Spinach.
The “Record High” the report declares is factually true and certainly good news, however, in isolation, the positive one-liner lacks the full story.
The Nicoll siblings and their longtime BFF Noah Bender have always been a tightly knit group of friends, but they’ve finally recorded together as an actual group in the musical sense.
According to the ACNL, there are roughly 20,000 people in Canada unaware that they are living with HIV. A disproportionate number of them live in NL.
No exaggeration, it’s like nothing you’ve ever heard.
“I choose local musicians who I love, and asked them to record the songs with me. I like doing it that way because A) I get to record with people I love and admire, and B) It gives the RPM a variety of sound.”
“In fact I hate writing lyrics. I could write music for days but consistently struggle with coming up with things that are actually worth singing about.”
This album sounds like Deadmau5 possessed your video game console and commanded you to dance.
A new award, and some new plans and updates from everyone’s favourite new brewery.
“Basically, I love Star Trek, so last year when I started recording as Positronic Brain, I decided that instead of using the standard metal lyric tropes, I’d write about the original Star Trek series rather than Satan or nuclear war.”