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MAY 2012 • THAT MAGAZINE FROM CiTR 101.9 FM • FREE! , SUPPORTING VANCOUVER'S INOEPEIf ENT MUSIC COMMUNITY «FOR OVER 25 YEARS I PEACE BRASSTRONAUT FOR THE SAKE OF SONG SUNDAYS MARK OELONG **pf , EDITOR'S NOTE I'll start with a disclaimer: I just graduated from school, so I'm about to get all Apparently it's not going to slow down, so I am often reminded by many reflective and introspective and stuff. No doubt many of you are in the same older family members. Maybe time is flying because I just joined the ranks boat, so perhaps you'll relate. of adulthood (on paper, at least). Then I bought some pumps, I got a hair I think it's natural for people to regularly have "On This Day in History" cut and I got a real job. Graduation hasn't sunk in yet though; I'm still trying moments in their lives. I'm no different, and there are a few that stand out to wrap my head around having all this space in my life that homework and every year. On June 29s, I recall launching into a month-long cross-Canada class and public transit occupied. road trip with my mom in 2010, camping our way from Vancouver to the east Interwoven with these date-induced flashbacks is the music that narrated coast On April 16s, I reflect on two years ago when I went to Coachella, peed it. Driving to Indio, I got my co-pilot hooked on Brasstronaut, one of our my pants a bit seeing LCD Soundsystem for the first time, and sweated and feature artists this month. One song that could always get me out of bed on grinned madly for three days with 75,000 of my best friends. I was just invited those dark mornings before rowing was Matthew Good Band's "Everything to the Facebook group for my 10 year high school reunion, and am hashing is Automatic" (back off, I was 15). And I clearly remember that "Jump" by Van up memories of 6 a.m. rowing practices, my first real boyfriend and student Halen was the number one song on the day I was born. government-hosted chocolate milk drinking contests, which tended to end And it's odd to think that five years from now, I'll reflect on May 2012 in projectile vomiting. On March 16s, I take a moment to remember that one remembering how Peace, Weed, Nii Sensae and a buttload of electro got me time I came out of my mom's womb. through another issue of Discorder. Fancy that. Whenever I'm struck with a "On This Day in History" moment, I'm more Speaking of this months issue, I'm happy to share articles on Centre A in aware of how quickly time passes, prompting me to say to myself, "Self, was recognition of Asian Heritage Month, five great features on five very differ­ that really [x] years ago? Geeze!" The majority of posts in the aforemenrined ent musical subjects, and our usual assortment of reviews and news on all FB group begin with, "I can't believe it's already been..." Although I'm not things listen-worthy. typing it, I am thinking the same thing. It's cliche\ but I almost cannot believe So bring on May! It's time to make some more memories. how fast the last 10 years have gone, especially the last two in college. School weeks as a teenager dragged on, but now it's the opposite. Not just Monday Read on and stay rad, to Friday, but month after month. It's already May, for crap sakes. Didn't we laurel Borrowman just publish April? EDITOR WRITERS ©Discorder 2012 by the Student Radio Society ofthe Uni­ Laurel Borrowman Jordan Ardanaz / Robert Catherall / Rowan Coupland versity of British Columbia. All rights reserved. Circulation ART DIRECTOR / Alex de Boer / Fraser Dobbs / Ariel Fournier / Jacey 8,000. Discorder is published almost monthly by CiTR, Jaz Halloran Gibb / Brenda Grunau / Sam Hawkins / Coleman which can be heard atioi.9 FM, online at www.citr.ca, as well COPY EDITORS Ingram / Tristan Koster / Chirag Mahajan / Brent as through all major cable systems in the Lower Mainland, Jordan Ardanaz, Steve Louie Mattson / Joni McKervey / Grace McRae-Okine / James except Shaw in White Rock. Call the CiTRDJ line at (604) AD COORDINATOR Olson / Nathan Pike / Shane Scott-Travis / Jeremy 822-2487, CiTR's office at (604) 822-3017, email CiTR at Maegan Thomas Stothers/ Angela Yen [email protected], or pick up a pen and write #233-6138 UNDER REVIEW EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHERS & ILLUSTRATORS SUB Blvd., Vancouver, B.C., V6T1Z1, Canada. 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V6T1Z1 with 866-9952 or discorder@citr. tions so we can STUDENT LIASONS ca. To submit your address, emailing adver- ca We are always provide you with Zarah Cheng, Dorothy Neufeld images, please and we will mail [email protected]. looking for new the content you COVER contact: Discorder right Rates available friends. love. To donate Katayoon Yousefbigloo artdirector.dis- to your doorstep. upon request visit www.citr.ca/ [email protected] donate. \ FEATURES REGULARS 08 / Nii Sensae nental venture to capture the perfect vibe. What's 04 / Venews a few thousand kilometres on the road between Maybe the first thing you associate with thrash friends, anyway? punk music isn't necessarily sponsorship from 07 / Filmstripped BP Oil or a beer company. Fair enough, but that 16 j Brasstronaut doesn't mean trio Nii Sensae wouldn't be down If there's one thing we Discordians encourage, for a litde extra cash from either. After all, with it's support for the music community. How to 201 Calendar / choo-KienKua a new album on the horizon and a tour schedule support that community is becoming a hot topic that won't quit the money's got to come from of conversation. By now you've likely caught somewhere. wind of Michael Mann's article (and its explosive 22 / Program Guide backlash), calling Brasstronaut out for its use of 11 / Peace croud-sourced funding. How have the members Get ready to take a magical, mysterious journey ofthe band responded? 25 / Alt PrOJeCt / MarkDeLonfl into the bowels of oddball America with Vancou­ ver punk rockers Peace. The quartet that parties 18 / For the Sake ofthe Song with the likes of moshing dogs, blue collar dads, What happens when you fill a room with Van­ 28/ Under Review and vertically challenged individuals at Olympia's couver's best songwriters and performers? Elliot legendary Black Houses have got a thing or two Way and Bob Sumner, hosts ofthe River Vintage's 32 /Real Live Action say about touring. And old wise men. And they monthly celebration ofthe soul-defining art ofthe have a new album on the horizon, so that's good. song, could tell you it sure as hell isn't an open mic. We find out why, and what's sacred about 38 / On The Air / Funk My m 14 / Weed good song writing. Mysterious all-ages venues, crushing existential dillemas and the value ofa good name: we dis­ $g j Charts cover some ofthe many prevailing themes in the life ofWeed, as we track the band's trans-conti- May is Asian Heritage Month, a nation-wide rec­ ognition of Asian cultural contributions to Canada CENTRE A and a celebration of Asian culture as a whole. One would be hard pressed to find an institution that celebrates that culture as enthusiastically as Cen- by COLEMAN ; tre A (a.k.a. the Vancouver International Center for Contemporary Asian Art). Coincidentally, May also INGRAM marks the centre's 13th anniversary. Discorder paid a visit to Executive Director Haema Sivanesan to illustration by PRISCILLAYU reflect on the milestone. Founded in 1999 by multimedia artist and arts administrator Hank Bull, Centre A's mandate is to provide a platform for contemporary Asian art in the form of not only exhibitions, but also public forums, artists-in-residence, screenings, publica­ tions and web projects. Since its beginnings it has presented work from over 300 artists from Canada and beyond, produced over 80 original projects i and continues to thrive. With Bull having stepped down as Executive Director lastyear, his succes­ sor Sivanesan said the centre is going through a transitional period, but that it is an exciting one of growth and new opportunities. After all, part of cel­ ebrating heritage is encouraging growth and pros­ SK perity for the future. ™ DDOJS'S HEATH POOL - J)ntTY Sl'KULS SlIIMMiatlXG STARS RICKSHAW THEATRE ADV / $12 DOOR • WWW. Coming from a position at the South Asian Visual Arts Centre in Toronto, Sivanesan says that she is looking to develop Centre A's reputation as "a nationally recognized contemporary art commu­ nity [who] wants to show leadership." She and the other staff, including curator Makiko Hara, intend to do this through the traditional means of showing new and engaging exhibitions and by utilizing the rapidly changing way that artists communicate and exchange ideas via the Internet.
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