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By Willem Thomas Nervous Intent Records It would be easy, but unfair, to label Crooked Bangs as another garage-y post-punk band…

By Cole Parker Halocline Trance ANAMAI are an experimental folk duo out of Toronto, Canada comprised of singer Anna Mayberry of…

By Alec Warkentin Dead Oceans Call it an adherence to the foolproof “20 year rule” of cyclical trends in music –…

By Cole Parker Parlaphone / Warner Bros. Gorillaz fans have been waiting a long time for a new album. The…

  By Trent Warner Universal Music Canada For any avid listener, Feist has always provided a gateway into one’s own turmoil….

by Erin Jardine The first few seconds of this EP are not indicative of the rest of the listening experience….

Savannah Leigh Wellman You can hear the hangover in Little Wild’s newest release, BODIES – the distorted garage rock and…

By Johnny Papan Vancouver’s baseball-punk band Isotopes pitch an in-your-face record mixing influences of classic street-rockers with a modernized-pop feel….

by Scott Postulo I M U R’s first full-length release is a collection of nine laid-back and pleasantly polished songs….

By: Sarah Bauer Pop music tends to side thematically with the victims of love – the jilted, rejected and lost….