Bruce Cockburn Talks About Life and Bone on Bone
Bruce Cockburn talks about his new album, upcoming tour, spirituality and the state of the world
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Chaim Tannenbaum’s Long-Awaited Debut Arrives
Interview with the talented instrumentalist who releases an album late in his career.
Donovan Woods’ New Album: Songwriting at its Finest
Interview with songwriter whose country-folk sound has earned him Juno nominees and love from Tim McGraw.
Canadian Bluesman Matt Andersen is an Honest Man
“I find if I write by myself too much I start to rip my own ideas off and sound like myself too much.” Read the rest of the interview HERE:
The Besnard Lakes: A Coliseum Complex Museum Review
New album by Montreal local indie band reviewed here.
Sam Philips Explores the Birth of Rock ‘n Roll
Time travel back to the genesis of rock music at the legendary Sun Studios
Win Willis Pride and Half Nelson’s New Album
Enter now to win a free copy of this new rock-jazz-soul album by Montreal locals Willis Pride and Half Nelson.
SONIQFEST: DJ Penguin Prison Parties in NY and Montreal Alike
Glover, known as DJ Penguin Prison, is an artist who struck me as very independent, self-taught and polyvalent, and I was right.
Blue Pool: Vanessa Carlton’s Piano and Adult-Oriented Sound
A 4-song EP marked with lyrical maturity and mysterious sensuality.
You Just Got Kunked: Interview With Dope Body On Their Upcoming Album
Kyle talks to no-wave New York inspired Dope Body.
Heyrocco’s Teenage Movie Soundtrack will make you cry and laugh at your teenage self
This time, Dine Alone Records announces Teenage Movie Soundtrack, Heyrocco’s new pop punk and 90s-inspired album. Nathan Merli (guitar, vocals), Tanner Cooper (drums), and [read on]
Missing in Action: Review of the Cairo Gang’s “Goes Missing”
If I ever had to choose one album that reminded me of summer road trips and bonfires on the beach under the influence of an indie flame, The Cairo Gang’s Goes Missing would [read on]
The Skillful Daughn Gibson Releases Carnation
Daughn Gibson’s new album is unlike anything he’s done before
The Bluebell Sisters: Reverting to the Vibrant 50s
With the May release of their first album, The Bluebell Sisters are ready to proliferate ’50s musical glamour with jazzy instrumentals and a vintage style.
Review: Thinking Well of Sometimes I Sit and Think
Courtney Barnett storms the music scene with a song for every genre du jour and more.
TO DO Today: Salon du disque et des arts underground de Montréal
A room full of vendors, artists, and performers. It feels like Christmas, only it isn’t, and there’s a lot more anarchy!
Back in the Game: Interview with Music Icon Tom Cochrane
Tom Cochrane is back in the game after an eight year hiatus with what promises to be his best yet. Read our interview here.
Conducting a Grand Experiment: An interview with Neal Morse
Multi-instrumentalist Neal Morse talks about his new solo album