We’ve got a backlog of reviews to publish so we’ll be giving you three albums to check out today.

Drew reviews the new album from The Besnard Lakes, and Joel tackles the debut full length from Yu Su.

Ty reviews the new record from J Blissette, and Shaun covers DJ Cosm’s first new album in ten years.

Devon A reviews the new effort from Quinton Barnes, while Fel tackles the debut EP from Julien’s Daughter.

Ty covers Michael Peter Olsen, and Noreen reviews Castle If.

Check out reviews for Toronto’s Kiwi Jr. and Vancouver’s DACEY.

Two politically charged albums make up this “Pick Of The Week” feature.

Greg covers Bicycle Dave, and Noreen reviews Jay Sparrow.

We catch up on December releases with reviews of Lee Paradise and Danny Bell & His Disappointments.

The break is over! We’re officially back with our first POTW reviews of 2021.

Our last two “Pick Of The Week” reviews in 2020.

JD covers the latest from David Ivan Neil, and Kennedy reviews À la Ô Terre from POPULATION II.

Noreen covers the new album from Partner, and Simone reviews the long awaited new release from Fuck the Facts.

Piyush covers the new album from LAL, and Holly reviews Lord Byrun’s 2nd album of 2020.

Ty covers the long awaited sophomore album from Ghost Woman, and Devon A. reviews Mellow Fantasy from Potatohead People.

Drew reviews the new album from Moths & Locusts, and Devon A. tackles the triumphant return of Red Herring.

JD pens a story inspired by The OBGMs album The Ends, and Nick reviews SUUNS newest EP.

Drew reviews the sophomore album from k. burwash, while Kennedy tackles the debut full-length from Bike Thiefs.

Kennedy reviews Someone New by Helena Deland, and Lana tackles Jennifer Castle’s new album, Monarch Season.

Devon reviews Robert Connely Farr, and Holly covers Nora Toutain.