Jimmie Kilpatrick - Jimmie
As underscored by its title, Jimmie is the first release under the real name of Jimmie Kilpatrick, who has long performed as Shotgun Jimmie. It sees Kilpatrick incorporating experimental recording methodologies while delivering more of the ever-catchy hooks and clever, empathic lyrics he’s known for.
The Burning Hell - Ghost Palace
Ava Glendinning writes about The Burning Hell’s Ghost Palace, a mischievous and defiant celebration of hope and humanity in the face of armageddon.
Motherhood - Thunder Perfect Mind
Ava Glendinning reviews Thunder Perfect Mind from New Brunswick’s Motherhood, an album notable for both its comic-book momentum and its value as a work of fantastical sci-fi poetry.
Hildegard - Jour 1596
Cups N Cakes is back from our holiday break with Ava Glendinning’s review of Hildegard’s October 2024 album Jour 1596.
Theresa Thor - revery
Ava Glendinning reviews the new release revery from Winnipeg's Theresa Thor.
Slow Spirit - That's the Gods Talking
Ava Glendinning reviews “That’s the Gods Talking” from Winnipeg band Slow Spirit.
Warming - Toil Boy
Ava Glendinning reviews Toil Boy from Winnipeg band Warming, an album that “transports listeners into a swirling nightlife alight with snapshots of triumph and mishap”.
JEEN - Gold Control
Ava Glendinning reviews Gold Control from JEEN, calling it “an album that shines with substance, emotion, and classic pop catchiness”.
Paige Drobot - THE PSYCHICS ALBUM
Ava Glendinning reviews THE PSYCHICS ALBUM from Paige Drobot, saying it is “delivered with impressive musicianship and adventurous songwriting style”.
NOBRO - Set Your Pussy Free
Ava Glendinning reviews Set Your Pussy Free from Montreal’s NOBRO, calling it a blend of “garage- and classic rock sound with punk fervour, a Riot Grrl ethos, and a whipsmart sense of humour.”
Merin - Self-Titled
Ava Glendinning reviews the new EP from Winnipeg’s Merin, an “angsty, overdriven, and deeply enjoyable album”.
Sleepy Jean - Shoot Me in a Dream
Ava Glendinning heaps praise upon Shoot Me in a Dream by Sleepy Jean, saying that the record “has the timeless feel of a cult classic-to-be”.