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I saw ENOUGH at Sneaky Dee’s

I saw ENOUGH at Sneaky Dee’s

June 18th—Toronto. Last Thursday was a reminder of why Sneaky Dee's is one of the best and storied "dive bars" in Toronto culture. This is why I would like to start this article with a call to action. Its getting close to the final days to do something to Save Sneaky...

Enough- All my friends are dead

Enough- All my friends are dead

Enough debuts in Toronto with an EP that could use some attention. All my friends are dead is an EP filled with all that good youthful angst that screams look at me! The production on this EP is very high and clear. This is a band that wants to race to the next level...

Four Play at Sneaky Dee’s

Four Play at Sneaky Dee’s

Sneaky Dee’s What I enjoy about Sneaky Dee’s is that they put together some shows that bring out the eccentric and eclectic music lovers together. When you have four young artists or bands on the same bill, they don’t always fit together, but somehow the musicians and...

Out of town or out of this world

Out of town or out of this world

The great thing about Toronto is that it attracts a lot of out of town bands. Southern Ontario is littered with some of the best original bands that are looking for a loyal following and two of them showed up at Sneaky Dee’s to open for Cane Corso. Vox Confidential...

A Bag full of Surprises

A Bag full of Surprises

I was lucky enough to get an invite from the promoter of Save Toronto Music Venues to see a host of bands at Sneaky Dee’s. These are all new punk bands I never heard of or seen at all, so I was excited for some new music. Now this doesn’t happen very often, but I must...

Halloween Warm-Up

Halloween Warm-Up

Save Toronto Music Venues leant a hand to present 3 very distinct and original acts at Sneaky Dee’s. They all showed up with their pre-Halloween gear on and had fun with the sold out show. First we had a two piece band called Mandolynne. Their sound started off a...

Let’s meet Maitreya

Let’s meet Maitreya

A while back I was reviewing a punk rock band in the Junction and Mark Wylie was one of the people playing that evening. He was doing his own thing with a guitar that really caught my ear. I spoke with him and he told me he was in a Hard core Metal band. I asked him...

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