The 2018 issue of Demo is finally here! You can download a PDF version below and thank you to our countless writers, photographers, designers, contributors, and supporters that made this magazine possible!

DOWNLOAD HERE ->  DEMO 14 (2018)

INSIDE

• What Are You Listening To?—by Catherine Kawpeng and Noor Hasan
                Demo checks in with UofT students to see what music has been on their radar.
• Hart House Music: Noting the Landscape—by Vivian Li
                A celebration of Hart House’s 100 years of musical glory.
• An Interview with Mocky—by Isaac Fox
                A look at life after UofT.
• Music on Screen—by Alisha Farrow
                How soundtracks make or break a film.
• Too Good to be True: Scamming Indie Artists—by Daniel Lewycky
                Exploring the scams in the music industry targeting small-scale musicians.
• The Good, the Rad, and the Ugly of Toronto’s Live Musc Scene—by Felipe Vellejo
               An inside look into Toronto’s live music culture.
• At the Roots of Weaves—by Dora Boras and Andrea Macanovic
                An interview with the Polaris Music Prize nominees.
• Toronto Deserves a Better Music Scene—by Daven Boparai
                Toronto’s outdoor music festival scene is disappearing because of low attendance and lack of proper green space in the city’s downtown core.
• Sunday Morning, Praise is Falling—by Rachel Evangeline Chiong
                An insider’s commentary on the unexplored world of your local church band.
• Student Profile: IsKwé—by Randa Omar
                A discussion with up and coming alt-R&B/triphop artist IsKwé.
• Hip-Hop and Homosexuality—by Jeffrey Leung
                How attitudes towards non-heterosexuality have changed in hip-hop.
• Ontario is For Screamo—by Grace Guimond
                A guide to scramz in the GTA.
• Image vs. Content—by Emma Wittmann
                The listeners’ developing role in successful music.

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