8
Erin Birgy’s fifth album under the moniker Mega Bog is not for the faint-hearted or those who like their music...
JoinedJune 14, 2018
Articles135
Comments4
8
9
Ella Williams knows how to move people. As Squirrel Flower, the mid-American songwriter’s obsession with movement of all kinds and...
8
Dorothea Paas might be a new name this side of the Atlantic, but for over ten years the Canadian singer-songwriter...
8
The Seas Trees See, Jimmy Tamborello’s tenth full-length release as Dntel, is an unassuming delight for complicated times. While mostly...
8
Sweden’s erstwhile ‘indie-queen’ Sibille Attar is back with a refreshingly reaffirming, vividly engaging second album. The aptly-titled A History of...
7
Yung are back. Long-awaited second album, Ongoing Dispute, sees the Danish punk rock quartet back in the game, sounding older...
Toronto’s post-punk noiseniks Bike Thiefs are instantly likeable underdogs who sound as though they’ve thrown everything they have into debut...
8
Teenanger, the mainstay on Toronto’s DIY circuit for over a decade, have grafted some of the best, fiercely ambitious post-punk...
8
Some readers will need little introduction to Young Knives. For long-time followers, fifth album, Barbarians, is an exciting reminder that the Dartnall brothers...
9
Released this Valentine’s Day, Fair Mothers’ collection of quiet, melancholic epistles to love on Separate Lives was something special. Granite-etched...
8
All band names are stupid, but some do reveal or at least project onto the music a sense of meaning...
9
Vancouver artistic collective Crack Cloud are an ever-changing team whose many, many members include survivors of and support workers in...
9
There are things you need to know before going into Songs For Peacock by TJO. First, this is a mixtape,...
8
“After a series of disastrous political decisions the United Kingdom has finally fallen foul of the International Community. Ostracized and...
7
Three years can be the length of a career in the music industry. So when a band takes that long...
