Palmyra’s “Rolling Hills” brings the listener back to the simple joys of life
Upon the first pick of the guitar, Palmyra's "Rolling Hills" brings the listener on a storytelling journey of...
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Debut Single ‘old remedies’ from Vancouver based duo Davis & James; yes, you should be adding it to your top 10 playlist
Every so often a song comes along that just fits in with the times. Maybe it's because it...
Siv Jakobsen’s Most of the Time lulls you into a daydream that you won’t ever want to end
From the very first plucks of the layered acoustic guitars to the very last note of this sweet-voiced...
Almost Sex crafted a heady blend of impeccable indie-folk tunes with new EP ‘We’re Okay’
The boy-girl duo, Almost Sex return with their second E.P. We’re Okay. Radiating nostalgia, “incased in a relaxed...
Joy Downer has created a musical keystone to hold us all intact in this extended period of uncertainty | Chain Reaction feat. Beck
The past couple years have left me all a little more fragile than I’d like to admit. Intermittent...
Old Boy by Carousel Club is as equally blissful as it is deceivingly bashful
‘Old Boy is about time and space circulating around us,” the Carousel Club’s enigmatic frontman Ryan Cornelius says,...
Opal Skies | And then in the darkness there’s a light
Opal Skies were formed in west London in 2019, and consist of singer and bassist Will Sharp, guitarist...
Dean Owens ‘Sinner’s Shrine’ emerges from the desert sands with intoxicating appeal
Sinner's Shrine and desert dreams Sinner's Shrine (El Tiradito) in Tucson Arizona, serves as inspiration for the title...
Jesse’s Hotel by Scott Klein | deeply haunting lyrics that colour his intimately crafted songs
Jesse’s Hotel is Scott Klein’s debut album, and it is incredibly personal to the Canadian-born singer-songwriter quickly becoming...
Cicada Theory – Haiku | cathartic seam of verses and choruses that scream with unbound energy and brutal honesty
“The meaning of Haiku is kind of difficult to describe,” Claire Hamilton says of her brand new single,...
Vancouver’s duo Focus Your Audio’s latest single On Your Own hits just before daybreak on summer nights when it’s too hot to sleep
Everyone loves a solid summer banger but there’s something to be said for summer songs that lie on...
A jaunty toe-tappin’ debut for Dean Owens and The Southerners
The Song There's something about Dean Owens & The Southerners first recording, 'Dancing On', I find endearing right...
Graham Davy – FEAR | a needed call of faith to counter our lingering existential distress
Fear is a topical lyrical theme considering we’ve spent the past 15 months in forced solitude. Our faces...
Scott Klein – Sunshine is a sonic tour of barren landscape and never-ending prairie vistas
Scott Klein and his newest release of single, Sunshine, on May 20th is a sonic tour of barren landscape...
Devin Reardon – Ireland Song is deceptively joyous, the range and depth of emotion telling of a traveller’s freshly discovered dawning of wisdom and realisation
“Anyone who lives long enough in a country learns that it has its up and downs,” Devin Reardon...
Five Essential Tracks from Creation Never Sleeps, Creation Never Dies: The Willie Dunn Anthology
Creation Never Sleeps, Creation Never Dies: The Willie Dunn Anthology, the compilation of the Indigenous Canadian singer-songwriter's music...
HIRAKI Writhe In Your Subconscious – Interview
The thriving scene of noise influenced punk bands is connected by unsightliness. Each act instills dread, like the...
The Len Price 3 – The Strood Recording Company EP
When I was a boy, a man used to wander the streets in our area dressed up and...
Onism E released rhythm-based and foot-stompingly fed “Survivors” | Interview with Eline Chavez
“Onism is the awareness of how little of the world you will ever see because you can only...
All The Queens Horses illustrates the perils of fate
Irish musician Sean Murphy, aka All The Queen’s Horses, hasn’t spent the global pause of the past twelve...
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