By Keeghan Rouleau Fundog Records Not You’s Misty often feels like a break-up mixtape. The flow of each song traverses…
Fundog Records, Misty, Not You
By Emily Blatta VANCOUVER – Organized by Syrian refugee and Grand Marshall of last year’s Gay Pride Parade Danny Ramadan,…
An Evening in Damascus, Pride, queer
Posts by Category: • Record Reviews
By Mike Dunn Dead Oceans Kevin Morby’s latest release City Music, a follow up to 2016’s Singing Saw, is meant…
City Music, Dead Oceans, Kevin Morby
By Colin Gallant Daps Records Hooded Fang are back with a six-track album that’s both maddeningly brief and addictive in…
Daps Records, Dynasty House, Hooded Fang
By Liam Prost New West Records Daniel Romano has proved himself an extremely capable musical chameleon, putting on the turns…
Daniel Romano, Modern Pressure, New West Records
By Jamie McNamara Anti- It’s hard to imagine that The Drums breakout song, the effervescent “Let’s Go Surfing,” came out…
Abysmal Thoughts, Anti-, The Drums
By Andrew R. Mott Tender Loving Empire Dave Depper can usually be found playing guitar as a part of Death Cab…
Dave Depper, Emotional Freedom Technique, Tender Loving Empire
By Colin Gallant Mall Music, Inc. The debut album by DJ Orange Julius is 43-minute exploration of how far you…
DJ Orange Julius, Inc., Mall Music, The GroveBy Jamie McNamara Independent Anchoring Point, the new EP from Calgary post-punk collective Crack Cloud, is the latest release…
Anchoring Point, Crack Cloud, Independent
By Paul McAleer ATO Records When Benjamin Booker released his first album in 2014 to life-altering success, he wrote about how…
ATO Records, Benjamin Booker, Witness
By Mike Dunn Independent Edmonton’s BETRAYERS make a point of being concise in composition. Their latest release, 12 SONGS TO HAUNT…
12 Songs to Haunt You, Betrayers, Independent
By B. Simm CALGARY – Downway’s printed Est. 1995 on their first run of t-shirts — the year the band recorded their first full-length in Jeff Burns’ legendary basement…
Downway, Ship and Anchor
