Truster

Truster's debut will make your spine tingle and your ears ring.

AdminMarch 26, 2017

Nêhiyawak

When you find out that a band is comprised of all indigenous artists, you quickly think Tanya Tagaq or A Tribe Called Red. That isn’t what indigenous music needs to sound like...

AdminMarch 13, 2017

Napalmpom

Napalmpom's much anticipated sophomore release is an impressive statement. A much more refined sound runs throughout the new album.

AdminFebruary 27, 2017

Brazilian Money

Garrett Johnson, AKA Brazilian Money, delivers us another album of non stop action.

AdminDecember 12, 2016

Smokey & The Feeelings

Smokey’s art has never been subtle. His paintings and sculptures have a serious edge so it’s no surprise that his first proper full length album as Smokey & The Feeelings cuts with the same knife.

AdminDecember 2, 2016

MS DOS

The debut from Edmonton's MS DOS is loosely based on a day in their life. Each track represents a different part of the day

AdminNovember 13, 2016

Aleem Khan

Being a little late to the triumph that is Aleem Khan’s Urbana Champaign is alright. The vibe of the party is relaxed, not urgent. Things will unfold when they decide it’s necessary, the pace isn’t important, there are no deadlines in this blissful retreat for your ears

AdminNovember 7, 2016

Consilience

Consilience’s Under Our Beds is a masterfully crafted, piano driven record. Consilience is the project of former Edmontonian, Tasy Hudson.

AdminOctober 13, 2016

Heaven For Real

A magnificent display of melody. There are two types of tracks on the album. The ones that are perfect pop songs from start to finish, with sun soaked melodies that will awaken anyone from a sour mood.

AdminSeptember 18, 2016

Counterfeit Jeans

Counterfeit Jeans self titled debut is a slap in the jaw…. But in a good way. Waves of feedback, urgent guitar licks, masterfully crafted baselines and percussion make this record impossible to ignore.

AdminAugust 30, 2016

Caity Fisher

Caity Fisher’s “Party Games” is a gem. The sound and lyrics bring you back to all those mornings you’ve had stumbling home as the sun comes up

AdminAugust 4, 2016

Mulligrub

Mulligrub’s Soft Grudge brings you back to the 90’s and makes you remember the music of that era more fondly than you should.

AdminJuly 18, 2016

The Zorgs

The Zorgs want to keep you on your toes. The last thing this Winnipeg trio ever wants is to become predictable.

AdminJuly 3, 2016

Laser

Laser is the new project from Lisa Lobsinger (formerly of Broken Social Scene). She has teamed up with Paul Pfisterer (The Beauties) and Martin Davis Kinack (Transistor Sound) to make this beautifully crafted album

AdminMay 21, 2016