A symphony of horror indeed.
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Small Window is packed tight with a breadth of sounds that are dreamy, ambitious, and very listenable.
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Highway Dancer is Calvin Love at his very best. This is the album for which he should be remembered.
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With the distortion turned up and the tempo turned down, Ottawa’s Expanda Fuzz have found the perfect elixir.
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Psychic Slush is a release from a band operating at the peak of their songwriting and production abilities, and one of the most fun releases of the year.
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Sometimes by doing less you achieve more, this concept is what makes Konoyo a truly blissful listening experience.
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Easily their most ambitious and accessible album, Tread On To The Unknown You has a much brighter tone than previous outings.
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Fever Feel’s self-titled debut is an explosive record, and one that compares favourably to the psych, blues, and progressive bands from the late 60’s.
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Lessons From Losers is a beautiful and melancholic album that is a step forward for one of Edmonton’s most consistently interesting acts.
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In Another Life is a mediative experience that challenges the status quo and its success in doing so solidifies Sandro Perri as one of Canada very best in song craft.
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Jesse & the Dandelions have their best release yet on their hands with Give Up The Gold; it’s a beautiful record that feels meticulously assembled and inspired throughout.
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Baby Jey’s sophomore album Someday Cowboy is a big leap forward for the former Edmonton duo of Jeremy Witten and Dean Kheroufi.
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In the grand scheme of things, Power Buddies were a blip in the history of Edmonton’s music scene, but that blip was deafening.
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Philae and Rosetta is a gorgeous instrumental album inspired by the European Space Agency’s mission bearing the same name.
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Cartel Madras is ripping apart what you think you know about Canadian hip-hop.
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This ten-piece, monster of a band, blends classic Afrobeat and modern Afrofunk into a flurry that exists for the dance floor.
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Couple’s Fight Night from Edmonton’s Lovelet is a gorgeous downtempo pop statement
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This Toronto two piece plays a ferocious brand of noise rock that can switch between catchy and abrasive.
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In a very short time, Beach Body have given us two insanely good EPs, begging the question, is this the best new band in Canada?
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Max Uhlich plays an ominous brand of folk music highlighted by his impeccable whistling and unsettling, reverbed vocals.
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