Album Review :: Jamboree :: A Beautiful Place
by Paul Carruthers Winnipeg’s own Jamboree (Alex, Nick, and Sky) offer an eleven track melancholy indie album that features lyrics...
Album Review :: Slow Leaves :: Shelf Life
by Mark Teague Shelf Life, Grant Davidson’s third album under the moniker Slow Leaves, is exactly the album Winnipeg needs...
Album Review :: Joko Tea :: Frustrated Machine
by Daniel Kussy Out from the depths of winter hibernation comes “Frustrated Machine,” the eclectic debut album from theatrical pop-rock...
Jaunt :: Toronto’s “Weird Pop”
by Mark Teague Jaunt, indie pop hailing from Toronto, met at a Halloween party years ago and, after years of...
Album Review :: Northern Royals :: Fit For A King
by Ryan Sorensen It’s been a long road for Northern Royals to get here, but I think their fans are...
Album Review :: Cole Shway :: Sleepwalking
by Matt Harrison Sleepwalking is a four track EP that puts the musical talent and lyrical poeticism of Cole Shway...
Interview :: Marlaena Moore
by Isabella Soares Music has been a tool used time and time again to cope with the stumbles in life...
Album Review :: Boniface :: Boniface
by Daniel Kussy Four years in the making, having played countless shows that have taken them across the sea and...
Album Review :: Tops :: I Feel Alive
by Ryan Haughey Hailing from Montreal, Tops is sharper than ever on their fourth full-length album titled I Feel Alive....
Album Review :: ZRADA :: Legend(s)
by Ryan Sorensen In 2016, the Winnipeg-based Ukrainian folk-punk band released their masterpiece of a third full-length album entitled Legend...