Danko Jones wears his Thin Lizzy influence on his sleeve on Never Too Loud

Jones describes the music on Never Too Loud as more melodic than his previous three CDs, and more of a nod to some classic-rock acts.

That time Kim Mitchell told me that, the first time he heard Triumph and Rush live, they sucked

Back in August of 1989 I did my third interview with Kim Mitchell, who was touring behind his third solo album, Rockland.

“You know, Neil [Young] would sit down to record with Crazy Horse...and he would have a couple of riffs, and that would be it."

Saskatoon alt-country artists the Deep Dark Woods are no strangers to the hazards of snow-covered Canadian roads.

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have announced that Rush will recruit German drummer Anika Nilles and return to the concert stage next year.

Longtime Triumph fans will remember back in the late '80s when guitarist Rik Emmett shocked the Canuck-rock world by quitting the band.

I interviewed David Gogo for the fourth time back in July of 2002, when he was touring behind his sixth album, Skeleton Key.

Today I went searching around in my stash of cassettes to see if I had any interviews with late Kick Axe guitarist Larry Gillstrom on tape.

Shocked and saddened to hear last night about the recent passing of Larry Gillstrom, a legend of the Canadian heavy-metal scene.

Steven Page garnered a lot of attention last November when a video produced by the Governor General's Awards started making the rounds.

I interviewed Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah Harmer in October of 2000, two months after the release of her debut solo album.

There's no doubt in my mind that "Sign of the Gypsy Queen" is April Wine's best song. I don't care if it's a cover tune. That song rules.

If you've been watching the NHL playoffs lately you've no doubt seen the 30-second Rogers ad that's been running constantly.