Woods: Strange to Explain
What happens when you mash a bunch of multi-instrumentalists together? Easy, you get Woods. Hailing from Brooklyn, Woods consists of some of the best…
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Moby: All Visible Objects
In other reviews, I always feel the need to introduce the artists with a little bit of background info and some interesting tidbits. Sometimes…
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Joan As Police Woman: Cover 2
There is a particular type of pressure that comes with covering classic songs. It takes someone who not only has a vast musical knowledge…
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JR JR: August and Everything Prior
Indie music has a problem. So many bands are trying to sound different and just end up sounding the same. But JR JR doesn’t…
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Nap Eyes: Snapshot of a Beginner
It seems that everyone wants to put music into genre-specific boxes. Bands can either be indie or folk, never both. But Halifax’s own Nap…
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Local H: Lifers
Music is a hard game to break into, and it’s an even harder game to stay in. Ever-changing lineups and management teams make a…
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STRFKR: Future Past Life
We’re all looking for something to pull us out of a pandemic-shaped funk and STRFKR are here to the rescue. Future Past Life is…
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Born Ruffians: Juice
It has been said that routine is the destroyer of creativity. But for Born Ruffians routine only seems to work to their advantage. The…
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Peter, Bjorn & John: Endless Dream
The Swedish outfit, Peter, Bjorn & John, are best known for their dreamy indie-pop sounds. And after more than 20 years in the biz,…
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Swamp Dogg: Sorry You Couldn’t Make It
Sometimes all you need is some good old-fashioned blues to pull you out of a funk. After nearly 50 years making music under the…
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