Yves Jarvis - All Cylinders
“Something like a tapestry or a mosaic - weaving together a seemingly million different styles and threads to reveal a picture that’s greater than the sum of its parts.”
OMBIIGIZI - SHAME
Chris Lammiman writes about the new record Shame from OMBIIGIZI, a record that creates a “sense of expansive welcome that does offer invitation into catharsis and beauty”.
Jennifer Castle - Camelot
Chris Lammiman writes a review of Ontario songwriter and yes, national treasure, Jennifer Castle’s latest record Camelot.
METZ - Up On Gravity Hill
Check out Chris Lammiman’s review of METZ new record Up On Gravity Hill, an LP that is “the result of a band that trusts itself enough to evolve”.
Sunglaciers - Regular Nature
Calgary scene staples Sunglaciers have released an album that synthesizes (in more than one sense) the spring-like power of mutability, liminality, and metamorphosis to create something fresh, exciting, and dynamic.
Hot Mud - Rehab Rock
Chris Lammiman writes about the debut record from Ottawa’s Hot Mud, singing the praises of “a very honest and human record that is both witty and cathartic”.
Colin Stetson - When we were that what wept for the sea
On this Tuesday’s Pick of the Week, Chris Lammiman reviews When we were that what wept for the sea from saxophonist Colin Stetson.
The New Pornographers - Continue as a Guest
Check out Chris Lammiman’s review of the latest record from The New Pornographers.
Home Front, Gabrielle Shonk, and Benjamin Dakota Rogers
Check out this week’s “Pick of the Week” from Chris Lammiman, Paige Adrian, and Branton Langley.
Eamon McGrath, Uncanny Valley, and Brooks & Bowskill
Check out this week’s “Pick of the Week” from Josalynn Lawrence, Chris Lammiman, and Branton Langley.
Blessed, Flore Laurentienne, and Ev Bird
Check out this week’s “Pick of the Week” from Chris Lammiman, Harman Burns, and Ev Bird.