Dust Cwaine - Twin Lakes
it is a delight to see one of Vancouver’s finest bless us with a sophomore release. Dust Cwaine (aka. I-am-not-giving -more-than-this-drag-name-cuz-I-am-not-a-cop) has a considerable following tied to their almost decade long drag career, but I want to stress that the fact that they are just as much a musician shouldn’t get buried under the layers of make-up, mascara, and blush.
Sled Island Edition: Emma Goldman - all you are is we
This is a record that has quickly been picked up and brought to considerable critical acclaim, making its rounds through Brooklyn Vegan as well as being reviewed by Anthony Fantano (aka. The Needle Drop). So, I will start here: Does the album live up to the hype? ABSOLUTELY FUCKIN’ RIGHTS IT DOES.
Sister Ray - Believer
Believer is an album with an air of hope looking-on into another world, an elsewhere, another life, a past life, or even a future life.
Jean-Michel Blais, Ruby Singh, and Chris Hauer
Tomorrow (Mar 4th) is Bandcamp Friday… Maybe these releases will peak your interest.
Fitness, Jr. Gone Wild, and Blume
We are working to wrap up 2021 reviews, learn about three albums that dropped at the end of the year.
Robin Hatch, Visibly Choked, and New Chance
We review three Canadian albums you need to hear.
Cartel Madras, Wormwitch, and Suzie Ungerleider
The team reviews three VERY different albums for this POTW instalment.
Andre Ethier, Def3 & Late Night Radio, and N0V3L
Check out these incredible new Canadian albums.
Cadence Weapon, Paper Beat Scissors, and pseudo-antigone
Check out album reviews for three releases that have us swooning.
Masahiro Takahashi, Symfan, and As We Suffer
Three new discoveries for you to check out.. Enjoy!
Sarin, Kìzis, and Brand of Sacrifice
Two loud albums and one whose heaviness lies in its content.
Fitness, Barry Paquin Roberge, and POSTDATA
Check out three exceptional releases in this round of reviews.
The Weather Station, PRIORS, and Anarchy 99
Our team delivers three incredible releases for you to explore.