George Stroumboulopoulos revisits some of his favourite sessions that filled his Toronto home with sound and conversation to celebrate music. In a special episode of wall-to-wall soundtracking, the artistry ranges from Father John Misty covering Leonard Cohen to Mix Master Mike’s MCA tribute mix; Courtney Barnett to Death From Above 1979; Saul Williams’s free thinking to Scott Weiland’s rendition of David Bowie’s “Jean Genie.” Also, we debut Collective Soul’s Led Zeppelin cover and Chelsea Wolfe’s haunting session.
We’re celebrating 2015 by spinning the finest musical exports of the year as chosen by us on the Strombo Show on our annual two-part special.
We’re celebrating 2015 by spinning the finest musical exports of the year as chosen by us on the Strombo Show on our annual two-part special.
Courtney Barnett‘s powerful punch of slacker noise with verbose lyrics fills the House. Moby visits the House of Strombo to explored life before Play and his moment with Donald Trump.
Missy Misdemeanor Elliott commemorates the fifteenth anniversary of Get UR Freak On and the King of Mosey, Daniel Romano, performs an acoustic sesh.
George Stroumboulopoulos revisits some of his favourite sessions that filled his Toronto home with sound and conversation. It all began when Dilly Dally turned up. Along the way, there were icons like the Cult, game-changers like Jazz Cartier, midnight shows with Hannah Georgas, daytime distortion with the Kills and an inimitable banger courtesy of Arkells.
Zane Lowe of Apple Music’s Beat 1 radio in an exclusive Canadian conversation and an intimate performance from Toronto noisemakers Dilly Dally.
Arkells delivered the Morning Report with a full-blown House of Strombo session, featuring an afterparty of Motown classics. Chantal Kreviazuk joined George for an in-depth conversation, tickled the ivories and debuted her rendition of Radiohead’s “Daydreaming.”
George Stroumboulopoulos revisits some of his favourite sessions that filled his Toronto home with sound and conversation to celebrate music. In a special episode of wall-to-wall soundtracking, the artistry ranges from Father John Misty covering Leonard Cohen to Mix Master Mike’s MCA tribute mix; Courtney Barnett to Death From Above 1979; Saul Williams’s free thinking to Scott Weiland’s rendition of David Bowie’s “Jean Genie.” Also, we debut Collective Soul’s Led Zeppelin cover and Chelsea Wolfe’s haunting session.