Album Review :: Heaps :: What is Heaps
by Olivier LaRoche With their debut LP, Ontario band Heaps deliver a pleasantly crafted and versatile indie-rock sound. Very much...
Album Review :: Sen Morimoto :: Sen Morimoto
by Olivier LaRoche On his self-titled sophomore album, multi-instrumentalist Sen Morimoto offers a slick fusion of jazz-rap and soulful art-pop,...
Album Review :: Lié :: You Want it Real
by Myles Tiessen Coming out of the ferocious Vancouver punk scene, Lié dives headfirst into a chaotic, exciting, and confident...
Artist Feature :: Diaphanie
by Isabella Soares The rise of the Covid-19 pandemic has affected people in various ways, especially in the arts/entertainment scene....
Album Review :: Land of Talk :: Indistinct Conversations
by Mark Teague Indistinct Conversations, the latest release from Toronto’s Land of Talk seems, from the outset, to be the...
EP Review :: Motherwell :: Leith Ross
Review by Ryan Haughey Hopeful or disheartening – which way does Leith Ross sway? Their debut EP Motherwell is simultaneously...
EP Review :: Baseball Hero :: Salvation Mountain
by Lily O’Donnell I don’t think any new, quarantine released music has made me as nostalgic for late nights spent...
No Fun Club: A Tour of the Freshest Face on the Winnipeg Recording Studio Scene
by Margaret Banka Unless you are a musician or work with sound, chances are that the recording studio is as...
EP Review :: Jamboree :: Room
by Mark Teague In an age where music is engineered to ensure at least thirty seconds of playtime – the...
Album Review :: KAINA :: Next To The Sun
by Grace Hrabi Next To The Sun, the latest release from Chicago-based musician KAINA (pronounced Kah-e-na), is an exploration into...