Check out reviews of Jom Comyn’s Crawl, and Close Talker’s How Do We Stay Here.
Read MoreRead reviews of debut albums from Whitehorse’s Groan Boy, and Victoria’s Bridal Party.
Read MoreA couple Alberta albums make up this week’s “Pick Of The Week” section. Check out what we have to say about the new Zebra Pulse and A.Y.E. records.
Read MoreRead reviews of Really Well by Mauno and The Golden Hits Of The Shangs by The Shangs.
Read MoreRead our reviews of Transistor Sister 2 from Shotgun Jimmie, and Naught from Winnipeg’s Holy Void.
Read MoreTwo debut albums are our “Picks” this weeks. Read about जन्म/Birth from Holy Drone Travellers, and Psychotropic Ape from Tongue Helmet.
Read MoreRead “Pick Of The Week” reviews for what we say in private by Ada Lea, and Carbon Copies by Screaming Targets.
Read MoreCheck out our “Pick Of The Week” reviews of Feelgood from Winona Forever and Cut Your Teeth from Necking.
Read MoreCheck out reviews of Lesson by Merival, and Zone Of Exclusion by Kristin Witko.
Read MoreRead reviews of Ian Blurton’s Signals Through The Flames, and Look Vibrant’s Cherish Everything.
Read MoreCheck out "“Pick Of The Week” reviews for Hum by Chris Hauer and Ruthless Severance by Doreen.
Read MoreWith Sled Island 2019 officially kicked off, we decide to look at new albums from two artists playing this year. Read reviews of Club Nites by Dumb, and Soon Not Often In It by LAPS.
Read MoreRead reviews for two very different albums. First learn about Calgary experimental artist, Valiska’s new album Numbers, then check out Edmonton singer/songwriter, Lucette’s new record called Deluxe Hotel Room.
Read MoreRead album reviews for Siskiyou’s Not Somewhere, and Doug Hoyer’s, Character Witness.
Read MoreRead album reviews for DRI HIEV’s self titled debut album, and l.n baba’s debut album, Rubber Eye.
Read MoreRead album reviews for Too Soon Monsoon’s Waves: We Provide What We Absorb, We Absorb What We Provide, and Bart’s Today, Tomorrow, & The Next Day.
Read MoreRead reviews of Alberta based hip-hop duo Touch & The Dirty Sample’s new album Jawz, and of Toronto art-rock band Deliluh’s Oath Of Intent.
Read MoreAn amalgamation of fuzzy yet staccato guitar, driving pop-punk rhythms with emo style sprinklings heightened by mid-90’s spaciness make it hard to stick these Edmontonians into any one genre.
Read MoreRead Jeshaiah David’s “Pick Of The Week” review for Last Night Outside Her Apartment by Kamloops band, At Mission Dolores.
Read MoreThe Shiverettes fierce sardonic attitude, backed by proficient musicianship and sophisticated, thematic material is the logical progression for punk music.
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