no point intended

review of "believe" cd in otitastamakāw (the messenger)

tyler head, oct 25, 2002

"when I heard it [believe], I was mind-blown by the sound quality and production. The demo's quality is nowhere near the sound and production quality of the album"...

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review of "believe" cd from winnipegbands.com

shevil, nov 28, 2001

"These guys definitely have the potential to write an awesome song fit for radio play, in fact I could hear it in the majority of the songs on the 11 track c.d."...

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review of "believe" cd from canehdian.com

steve rickman, nov 26, 2001

"A purely rock offering in an age glutted with rap-metal posers and electronica wannabes, believe will ultimately accomplish what no point intended set out to do: make a name for themselves and perhaps bring their music to a larger audience."

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interview on cbc northcountry (audio)

mark szyszlo, nov 2, 2001

"a local rock band in the pas is breaking into the music business. no point intended officially launched their new cd last night...", "the new release features material that was written, recorded, and produced right at home..."

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no point intended launches first full length cd

greg vandermeulen (opasquia times, the pas, manitoba), oct 31, 2001

"It begins with a melody that is tested, manipulated, and tweaked until the entire band approves...", "...Although the band has only been formed since January 2000, they already have a product to sell..."

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interview on cj1240 (audio)

with evan hammond, oct 30, 2001

"tired? well wake up man! this is like the first time we've ever had a band here! you should feel special!..." "...i guess we'll start day one. how did no point intended become no point intended?..." featuring a live acoustic performance of "better without me".

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mbci talent night strikes the right chords for the crowd

photo only (opasquia times, the pas, mb), oct 26, 2001

"...Bottom left: Catharina De Beer sang her original song "Forever Love" with the help of No Point Intended..."

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local talent abounds

photo only (opasquia times, the pas, mb), feb 16, 2001

photo was printed with a collage of performers from the trappers' festival fur queen pageant.

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the pas produces amazing local talent

lisa moule (opasquia times, the pas, mb), feb 16, 2001

"...It was the extra musicians and singers invited to perform who hit me. I wouldn't be surprised if these artists go far in their craft...", "...another local band No Point Intended are set to release their second CD..."

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