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Kyle Carney

Montreal
As seen in: MSN, MSN UK, The Globe and Mail, Consequence, Exclaim!, FLOOD Magazine, Cult MTL, Maisonneuve Magazine, This Magazine
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This Magazine → Dude, where's my canoe?

This Magazine → Dude, where's my canoe?

This Magazine — Why theft of the iconic vessel is a uniquely Canadian crime
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The Bard of Bordeaux

The Bard of Bordeaux

Maisonneuve Magazine — Kyle Carney rereads Al Purdy's Wild Grape Wine.
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Leonard Cohen: A Wandering Canadian

Leonard Cohen: A Wandering Canadian

FLOOD Magazine — The 1980 film "The Song of Leonard Cohen" offers a small, quiet glimpse of the songwriter's life in Montreal.
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Aphex Stretch: What the Super-Slow Remix Reveals About Electronic Music

Aphex Stretch: What the Super-Slow Remix Reveals About Electronic Music

FLOOD Magazine — Stretched to 1000% of its original length, an Aphex Twin song suddenly exists on a different sonic plane while its component parts remain unchanged.
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Colin Stetson goes symphonic

Colin Stetson goes symphonic

cultmtl.com — Cult(ure) in the city
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A Brief History of Witchcraft in Music

A Brief History of Witchcraft in Music

FLOOD Magazine — As icons of the occult, witches loom with a shadowy presence. The mere suggestion of one can conjure a great song, imbue it with otherness. Entire rock and roll personas have been molded from their mysticism. At the risk of being cursed, I've been considering the most noteworthy witches in modern music.
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The last days with my father taught me how to let go, and breathe

The last days with my father taught me how to let go, and breathe

The Globe and Mail — First Person is a daily personal piece submitted by readers. Have a story to tell? See our guidelines at tgam.ca/essayguide. This week First Person pays tribute to fatherhood. In his life he had imparted a great deal of knowledge, but my father's last lesson was his most fundamental.
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Computer World at 40: How Kraftwerk Predicted Our Techno-Utopian Fate

Computer World at 40: How Kraftwerk Predicted Our Techno-Utopian Fate

Consequence — Memory is subject to corruption, but some of us can still recall a very primitive era for personal computers. In the late seventies, early prototypes included the Apple II, Commodore PET and the TRS-80. Programmed with obtuse software, their joys and intrigues remained esoteric, elusive.
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