Winona Forever Make Big Moves
Moving from one end of the country to another in the hopes of gaining opportunities in music can be a gigantic leap of faith,…
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Bob Moses Channels Struggle
Seeing the struggle in the world during their travels around the world, Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance of Bob Moses wanted to reinterpret this…
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catl. Find Their Home
Finding a scene was just as important to Toronto’s catl. as reshaping their lineup. As catl. transformed into a two-piece they’ve honed in their…
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Gruff Rhys Reacts To His World
Whether in his bands or as a solo artist, Gruff Rhys has always taken a pretty colourful approach to song writing and never seems…
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Zola Jesus Breaks Her Shackles
After years of so much explorative writing, Nika Danilova (aka Zola Jesus) had to take time to look after herself. Ahead of making her…
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Caveboy: A New Touch on Old Sounds (Pop Montreal 2018)
This week’s POP Montreal festival has been giving an incredible platform to artists from inside and outside Montreal since 2002, including Arcade Fire, Stars,…
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Jain Doesn’t Need The Spotlight
Ever since her last album Zanaka, Jain (aka Jeanne Galice) has had the music world fixated on her unique mix of languages, funk, dance…
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Idles Work Through Their Pain
Idles are one of those rare bands where the story behind the music is often just as compelling and heartbreaking as the songs. Through…
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Blitzen Trapper wear their Furr with pride
Around this time a decade ago (September 23, 2008 to be exact), Portland indie rock/alt-country outfit Blitzen Trapper released their breakthrough fourth album, Furr….
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Ron Gallo Entertains Himself
Ron Gallo has kept busy these past few years, releasing two records and an EP since 2017. With his constant writing, a backlog and…
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Tove Styrke Lives For Her Fans
While getting a contract at 16 would go to most artists’ heads, Sweden’s Tove Styrke has become a confident adult through her work. Three…
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Ladytron embraces Sci-fi in “The Island”
Sci-fi, Electronica and the infinite possibilities of both: Exploring Ladytron’s “The Island” and its video with Daniel Hunt and director Bryan M. Ferguson It’s…
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