EP Review :: Long Fall :: Self-Titled
By Mykhailo Vil’yamson It’s not unprecedented for an artist to put out material that moves from heavy to significantly more...
Juniper Bush and The Framing Queen of Winnipeg
by Kaelen Bell Lizzy Burt is busy. After spending the summer playing shows across Canada, the Juniper Bush front person...
Album Review :: Satanic Rights :: Blues Druid
by Ryan Sorensen Blues Druid is the debut LP from Satanic Rights, a lo-fi, garage/punk rock band from Winnipeg. Released...
Album Review:: Woolworm :: Deserve To Die
by Ryan Haughey Deafening blows to snare, tom, and cymbal alike accompany low tuned guitars drenched in feedback on this...
Beth
by Chris Bryson Following an experimental route in any artistic medium involves taking chances, sticking by them, and a drive...
EP Review :: Slow Spirit :: Idle
by Chris Bryson Two tracks juxtaposed with equal time to expand within the aural space of the mind. Idle it’s called, but...
KEN mode
by Chris Bryson Never a band to tread the same path twice, KEN mode’s return seemed destined to cover new...
Red Tie Productions
by Chris Bryson Have you ever wanted to see some awesome heavy local bands live from your living room couch?...
Peach Kelli Pop
by Zoë LeBrun Originally hailing from Ottawa, Peach Kelli Pop is a LA-based band that specializes in beachy punk music...
1971 :: No Matter Where You Go, There You Are :: A Tribute to Cameron Cranston
By Allegra Chiarella No Matter Where You Go, There You Are is the title of Canadian rock band 1971’s upcoming...