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The City Destroyed Me
MARY CHRISTA O’KEEFE, vueweekly.com
Wednesday, Jun 27, 2007  |  On his third solo outing, Prince Edward Island’s Nathan Wiley is less torchy and more roots-touched and rock-schooled than any spawn of famous folksingerrs... » more

P.E.I. songwriter Nathan Wiley gets help in producing 3rd record
Steve Macleod, Canadian Press
Friday, Jun 1, 2007  |  HALIFAX (CP) - After producing his first two albums on his own, Nathan Wiley figured the time had come for a fresh set of ears and ideas. » more

Nathan Wiley explores his darker side
DEAN LISK, The Daily News
Thursday, May 31, 2007  |  It is one of the more interesting music reviews Nathan Wiley has received; a series of Friday-night - more like Saturday-morning - phone calls from his uncle, Tom Desroches. » more

Exposing the city's dark heart
ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN, globeandmail.com
Tuesday, May 29, 2007  |  There's no better spot from which to see into the dark heart of big-city living than a small town. Or so it would seem from the careers of Tom Waits, Nick Cave and Nathan Wiley, all of whom grew up in burgs of 50,000 people or less. » more

Nathan Wiley Set To Make Bigger National Impression With New Album
ChartAttack.com Staff, ChartAttack.com
Tuesday, Apr 17, 2007  |  Summerside, Prince Edward Island singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Nathan Wiley's third album, The City Destroyed Me, could move him up a notch or two in the national consciousness along with such artists as Joel Plaskett and Matt Mays. » more

Drunken Uncle Tom Reviews New Record
Tom DesRoches, VoiceMail
Saturday, Mar 24, 2007  |  Nathan's uncle Tom calls in his review of Nathan's upcoming record The City Destroyed Me...drunk...at 5am. Click here to listen to his review. » more

Berlin’s wall of sound
Stephen Cooke, The ChronicleHerald
Sunday, Jan 21, 2007  |  IT’S A CASE of high tech meets low tech at Halifax’s Sonic Temple recording studio.

P.E.I. singer-songwriter Nathan Wiley sits back and cocks his head to one side, listening as producer Steve Berlin sends his recorded vocal through a 40-year-old Ace Tone tape loop echo chamber hooked up to the digital mixing board. » more

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