Here’s the March 16 edition of the Discorder Show – containing an interview with Baptists, a radio version of Bryce Dunn’s Riff Raff column and more!
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Radio 3 Award Nomination!
Best Canadian Music Website
By Discorder Staff
We’re very excited to have been nominated for Best Canadian Music Website in CBC Radio 3. You can vote once in every 24 hour period all week. So vote for us!
Discorder Reader Poll Results Revealed
Your Answers to “What’s Vancouver’s Best Kept Secret?”
By Discorder Staff
Discorder Reader Poll Results Revealed – 5
Discorder Readers’ Favourite Places for Shopping and Grooming
By Discorder Staff
Discorder Magazine is Hiring!
Apply to be our new Distribution Coordinator.
By Discorder Staff
CiTR Radio 101.9FM, UBC’s radio station is looking for a Distribution Coordinator for its award winning publication, Discorder Magazine. Discorder is published 11 times a year by the Student Radio Society of UBC and distributed for free throughout Vancouver. Discorder focuses on independent and local music, literature and arts. Read More
Party!
January 7th, Biltmore Cabaret
02 Sleeper
We liked working with Vancouver Is Awesome so much that we decided to throw a party with them. Come down enjoy a few drinks and listen to the sounds of some of Vancouver’s awesomest bands.
Record Store Day
April 21 @ Scratch Records
Real Live Review by Alex de Boer
Now more than ever records hold tight to their retro charm, standing shoulder to shoulder, in crates and boxes all over the city. Patiently, they wait for that one sacred day of the year when reverence for their archaic allure reaches its peak. And sure, the average offer of 20 per cent off records might not seem monumental, but price tags only contribute to the spirit of Record Store Day.
The greater achievement is a nod to music culture; a nod to wearing out something you love by listening to it so much and recognizing the community’s affection for it. Generously adding to this spirit are free live shows at local record stores around the city, infusing the day with a festival frame of mind. Scratch Records, located at the corner of Hastings and Carrall, was a prime example of this by hosting a thirteen hour tribute to Record Store Day, commencing at 11 a.m. Bursting with twelve local acts, the first three bands to play were Eden Fine Day, Jody Glenham and Mirror Lake.
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