Sessions

Sessions talks to John Mullane of In-Flight Safety about their latest release 'The Coast is Clear'.

Sessions talks to P.J. Dunphy and Ken Kelley from The Monoxides, on the band's 15th anniversary. We hear about the band's sudden success with BMG Music and the release of their essential album, 'Galaxy of Stooges', as well as the trials they faced after losing the support of their label.

Sessions sits down with the four piece Montreal band Pony Up! to talk about their latest album, 'Make Love to the Judges with Your Eyes'. Featuring live footage of their performance at the Paramount Lounge in Moncton, NB.

Sessions speaks with Phil Howe and Troy Leblanc From Moncton's Rock'N Rebels, about their punkabilly sound and the first annual Zombie Walk. Features interview clips and a live performance of 'Switchblade Romance' from the Rebels soon to be released CD, 'Nocturnal Hearts'.

Sessions talks to singer/songwriter Alex Madsen from the outlaw country band The Divorcees about their style of rough and ready country music. We also hear about the state of the music industry today and why bands like the The Divorcees have chosen to go the independent route. Episode 4 of Sessions marks the first episode longer than 10 minutes, thanks to our new, expanded format, we will be providing more interview material as well as more live performances from the musicians we speak to. Enjoy!

The first episode of Sessions for 2007! We interview Moncton's Laid To Waste, one of the tightest unsigned metal acts in Canada, about their history, coping with the loss of two lead singers, and their upcoming full length album.

Sessions interviews Dana Robertson and Marco Rocca from the band Hope, one of the best indie punk rock bands to come out of Atlantic Canada, about their 15 year career, and the release of their latest album.

Sessions talks to Dan Dupuis and Steve Leblanc from the hard hitting rock band Tracy Starr, about the release of their first album, and their distribution deal with Perris Records. Featuring the video for the single 'Ride', shot at the O2 Complex in Moncton, NB.

Sessions talks to solo Bluegrass musician Jens Jeppesen about his debut album, 'Making Time', as well as the struggles that come with being a completely independent solo artist.

Sessions talks with Errol Girvan and Remi Cormier from Moncton, NB's The Peter Parkers about the recording of their latest album and their ever changing sound during their 12 year career. Featuring live performances of new songs 'Afghan Man' and 'Make-Out Party' from the band's upcoming album.

Part 2 of our interview with Moncton's The Peter Parkers. Sessions talks to Errol and Remi from the band about the major shifts in both musical style and lineup over the course of their twelve year career, as well as the state of the functioning independent musician versus signing to a record label. We also feature live performances of 'Autoclove' and 'Hired Hands', recorded live at The Paramount Lounge in Moncton, NB, March 23rd, 2007.

Sessions sits down with Gallactus members Dan Hodgson and Shaun Crawford to talk about the band's unique brand of geek/stoner metal. The band discusses the recording of their first album 'Empire of the Eye', and the upcoming release of their latest release 'Nine Mile Woods.' Featuring 3 songs from their performance at the Monctonlocals.com 4th anniversary show in Moncton, NB.

Chris Colepaugh & The Cosmic Crew can be described as one of the hardest working bands in Atlantic Canada, bringing their southern jam rock style to cities all over North America. We speak with Chris Colepaugh about his independent career and the release of his latest album, 'In Your Backyard.' Featuring live performances from the 4th annual Monctonlocals.com anniversary bash

Jon Epworth & the Improvements have been hard at work touring and promoting their latest CD, 2006's 'Wet on Wet'. Sessions got a chance to sit down with the band to discuss their recent success and their opinions on the climate facing today's independent musicians. Featuring an exclusive performance of two tracks off their latest album, recorded live at Backroom Studios in Moncton, NB.

Celebrating their 15th year in 2007, Les Païens have, from the beginning, strived to put the musical experience ahead of themselves. Originally conceived as a freeform musical/live action art project, Les Paiens quickly became local legends, fusing their individual styles into a sound that to this day defies convention. We had the privledge of speaking with Jean Surette after the band's 15th anniversary show at the Capitol Theatre in Moncton, NB. Featuring two live performances from the Capitol show on March 3rd.

Part 2 of our interview with Moncton experimental jazz fusion band Les Païens. Featuring performances of classic tracks 'Clifford's Baseball Myth' and 'Swiggs', recorded live at the Capitol Theatre in Moncton, NB.

Sessions returns with an interview with Moncton's own die hard rockers The Motorleague. With the release of their debut EP 'White Tape' the band is forging ahead, carving out a name for themselves as one of the last true rock bands. Includes live performances from The Paramount Lounge in Moncton New Brunswick.

Sessions talks with B.A. Johnston before his performance at Sappyfest in Sackville New Brunswick, about his latest album 'Call Me When Old and Fat is the New Young and Sexy.'