Revisiting her French-sung 2020 album, Tu ne mourras pas, and other previous works, Montreal pop-folk songwriter Maude Audet has offered up...

Thirty-six years in and it's finally time to rightfully name Dinosaur Jr. 'the AC/DC of indie rock.' While each have maintained a hefty care...

Charlotte Cardin wants to be set free. On the titular, opening track to the Montreal singer-songwriter's debut album, Phoenix, you can pract...

On his first collection of songs since 2018's Run to Waters, Justin Nozuka tries to channel his musical beginnings. He cites '70s singer-son...

One of the most important — yet least discussed — tools in a rapper's arsenal is beat selection. A decent wordsmith can elevate himself to g...

When surveying Andy Stott's musical trajectory, 2012's Luxury Problems stands like a monolith. With the masterful manipulation of his one-ti...

Although it's never really been proven in any quantifiable way, a recent narrative has emerged that show business favours music that has bee...

After releasing JUICE and SQUEEZE in the past year, Born Ruffians conclude their thirst-quenching trilogy with PULP, a high-energy album tha...

The Armed are a band known for their elusiveness. The mystery surrounding the extreme group is made up of things like fantastical music vide...

No matter how many subgenres pour out of black metal, there's always a place for groups like Spectral Wound to keep the foundational flame a...

Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine is reportedly Brockhampton's penultimate album, with the final album due for release sometime later this...