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By Drew Stewart YouTube, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter have all implemented or tested SOME form of dislike button over the years Sometimes it’s just for comments, sometimes it’s not even called a dislike button but in every case it represents a way to express dissatisfaction with the material presented. Currently the only platform with a functional dislike button is Reddit with its downvote system. YouTube gutted its dislike button, Twitter is a mess, and the others

By Ian French Yesterday  Slightest Clue played their last show, wrapping up over half a decade of jamming around Vancouver and beyond. It always sucks to see a band you love end. But a band calling it quits doesn’t always have to be sad. Sometimes artists just need to start fresh. It’s like how people can get comfortable at their well-paying job for 8-12 years, the issue that arises is that it starts to get stale.  That feeling of change is not saying you hate the work, or th

By Ian French Photography by Annie Di Giovanni A rt, music, and live performance go hand-in-hand with bureaucratic bullshit.  That...