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Have you ever wondered what the future holds when the line between what’s human and artificial becomes obscure and there’s...

Not gonna lie, The Nghiems don’t really stick to one vibe. They got their own thing going on. It’s like...

Contrary to popular belief, not everything is good and not everything is fine – at least, that’s what you’d deduce...

Some debut projects are subtle, restrained introductions. Others are emotional sucker punches dressed in reverb and 808s. Amgtask’s Pain In...

If you’re looking for an instant energy boost, this one’s the way to go. It’s a ten-track record of endless...

It’s not every day that an EP opens with the emotional weight of someone buying a Bible and somehow, doesn’t...

Gord, the new EP from Scarborough singer-songwriter Alex McCulloch, is not optimized for Spotify’s “Sad Indie Girl Crying” playlist or...

Imagine you’re booting up a game console from 2002, but instead of a startup chime, it screams back at you...

Finding such complicated yet interesting art is hard nowadays, but here’s an exciting treat for those who dig music that...
