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Is Headbanging Dangerous?

To bang or not to bang

To bang or not to bang

Being a heavy metal fan comes with certain dangers — and that doesn’t include the risk of possession by the devil.

No, these dangers are far more of the brain, neck and spine variety and the culprit is… headbanging.

Sarah spoke to some health professionals about the risk of ‘banging for Consequence Of Sound’s Component section.

To read the story — and how to prevent metal onset brain injury — go here.

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Thrashing Up The Strombo Show

BiWay memories

BiWay memories

Last week I made a brief appearance on my friend/colleague’s The Strombo Show to request some thrash metal and talk about BiWay shoes.

The song I requested was The Prophecy 23’s “Party Like It’s ’84.”

To hear the song and my bit launch the player below and head deep into the third hour of the show.

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Meghan Trainor Still Working On Self-Acceptance

Meghan Trainor

Meghan Trainor

One of the biggest pop songs of the past couple months has been the posi-anthem “All About That Bass” by Meghan Trainor.

Sarah spoke to Trainor about the hit song and the long and winding road the singer has taken towards the body acceptance that’s the subject of the song.

To read the story head over to Huffington Post Music Canada by going here.

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Tagaq Wants Us All To Eat A Seal Steak

Tanya Tagaq

Tanya Tagaq

Tanya Tagaq just capped off a Toronto-Montreal whirlwind of sellout shows further proving she’s one of the most dynamic musicians in Canada right now.

This seemed like a good enough reason for Sarah to further explore her recent conversation with the Polaris Music Prize champ.

For this piece Sarah and Tagaq went deeper into politics of eating seal meat.

You can read the whole story at Huffington Post Music Canada by clicking here.

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How Bruce Springsteen Helped Me Face My Childhood Bullies

Darkness On The Edge Of Town

Darkness On The Edge Of Town

Sarah recently wrote a story for Consequence Of Sound’s Aux.Out section about how she learned to love a post-irony music world via Bruce Springsteen’s Darkness At The Edge Of Town.

There is, to be fair, a lot more to it than just shunting off old Beck songs. In the story, and in real life, she confronted some school bullies from her past.

The end result: singing “Badlands” at the top of her lungs.

To read the full story go here.

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