Arts enthusiasts can rejoice as Nuit Blanche returns in 2021 for an extended month-long run. Hosted by Culture Days Manitoba, Nuit Blanche will have everything…
Much of our lives today is spent in a state of busyness, and it can be hard to slow down and take a break. Luckily,…
The release of SUUNS’ fifth full-length album, The Witness, is uncanny in its timing. The Montreal-based rock band self-recorded and self-produced the album over 2020,…
Noé Lira’s debut EP Latiendo la tierra is an interdisciplinary symphony. The colourful record successfully holds trilingual lyrics, multiple genres, nature sounds, choral voices and…
It is not often that the true intensity of an album sneaks up on you, but Debra-Jean Creelman’s Threshold, released earlier this month, takes you…
The hardest part of studying isn’t trying to learn the material in front of you. It’s trying to ignore everything else — that the entirety…
Les Shirley understands energy — its power, its movement, when to blow it up and pull it back, the invigorating force of music that snakes…
The merits of institutional, award-based recognition will likely be debated until the sun explodes. Grammy awards can be affirming legacy-builders for the next generation of…
Indulgence is a tricky thing. The line between splendour and overkill is a razor-thin tightrope that has sunk many an ambitious, maximalist records. Number One,…
It is risky business naming your record ELEVATOR MUSIC. The name likely would not raise eyebrows coming from a hardcore band, but the association with…