Minimalist blogging

I'm posting two (maybe three stories) on Torontoist today, that doesn't leave much room for blogging.

I just wanted to point out Zoilus' manifesto like column in the Globe this weekend about Canadian Indie music and why the industry seems to have their head stuck up their asses.

Also, because I'm way too lazy to re-post what I wrote on my livejournal about the wavelength fifth anniversary.... here's the link.

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