Over the weekend we launched a contest to win an MBM tank top. All you have to do is log in to iTunes or CD Baby and write a review of our new album, It Might Take Long. We’ll pick
If you listen to Jim Pattison radio stations, then you may have already heard The Jellyfish Project’s feature on The Suzuki Report. For those that don’t know, The Suzuki Report is a vital and topical feature about the environment and
The lineup for Keloha Music and Arts Festival has been released! So stoked to be a part of this festival. The lineup is UNBELIEVABLE. Check out the poster for a complete list of bands. The festival is going down July
Episode 4 resumes where Episode 3 concluded, in Fernie, BC. We did a bit of partying that night, and then woke up to a broken down RV. Great!!! We got her all fixed up though and hit the road to
Mindil Beach Markets – It Might Take Long Review by Jared Gauthier Jared Gauthier’s (Un)Popular Opinion – Movies. Music. Food. Life. March 22, 2013 Funky, freaky, and freakin’ fun. A few adjectives that describe the sound of Victoria’s Mindil Beach
Life On The Road: An Interview With Rod Campbell of Mindil Beach Markets by Lindsay Chung | Spill Magazine http://www.spillmagazine.com When I interview Mindil Beach Markets’ keyboardist/vocalist Rod Campbell, the five-piece band from Victoria, B.C., is on the road. Campbell
By Kerry Doole www.samaritanmag.com Posted on March 26, 2013 Rock band Mindil Beach Market’s jellyfish-inspired logo.Rock ‘n’ roll band by night; eco-warriors by day. These dual roles are being played across North America by Victoria, BC reggae-infused rockers Mindil Beach Markets,
We made our national television debut today on CTV’s Canada AM! It was a huge rush. The night before, we played the Horseshoe Tavern in downtown Toronto and didn’t get to bed until 3 in the morning. We were split
Episode 3 takes place in the lovely mountain town of Revelstoke, the lakefront party town of Kelowna, and the ski village of Fernie. We stopped off at Pozi’s brother’s place in Kelowna and met the newest addition to the Posnikoff
The day after our CD release party we headed to Cumberland for a show at The Waverley. The next morning we had a huge breakfast at Luka’s parents’ place in Tin Town (actual name of the place). Luka is an
