Time Hasn’t Changed You, is a dazzling balancing act between modern country and soul music that cements the band’s place in the ongoing roots revival scene in the prairies.
Read MoreFreedom, Books, Flowers and the Moon is a huge leap forward for Storvold, one that has the folk world buzzing.
Read MoreAn album from a band having a lot of fun exploring any sounds that command their attention making for an exciting and engaging listen.
Read MoreWith three different songwriters contributing tracks, the album never dulls and continually offers a new take on indie rock.
Read MoreIsaiah delivers group of songs that will command your thoughts long after it’s run time has elapsed.
Read MoreThere’s an old line of thinking about pop songwriting that says the best pop songs seem as if they couldn’t have been put together any other way.
Read MoreAchingly personal in it’s abstractness, and beautiful in it’s chaos.
Read MoreArmed with red lipstick, high heels and a jet-black wig, d’Ecco has a gift for writing songs that impulsively make you want to dance.
Read MoreA symphony of horror indeed.
Read MoreSmall Window is packed tight with a breadth of sounds that are dreamy, ambitious, and very listenable.
Read MoreHighway Dancer is Calvin Love at his very best. This is the album for which he should be remembered.
Read MoreWith the distortion turned up and the tempo turned down, Ottawa’s Expanda Fuzz have found the perfect elixir.
Read MorePsychic 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.
Read MoreSometimes by doing less you achieve more, this concept is what makes Konoyo a truly blissful listening experience.
Read MoreEasily their most ambitious and accessible album, Tread On To The Unknown You has a much brighter tone than previous outings.
Read MoreFever 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.
Read MoreLessons From Losers is a beautiful and melancholic album that is a step forward for one of Edmonton’s most consistently interesting acts.
Read MoreIn 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.
Read MoreJesse & 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.
Read MoreBaby 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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