Zsela: Ache of Victory
We’ve been waiting a while for this moment — to finally submerge into Zsela’s deep, oceanic voice that we only caught a glimpse of…
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Cecile Believe: Made In Heaven
Made In Heaven is Cecile Believe’s debut EP with her new moniker. Caila Thompson-Hannant, previously playing under the name Mozart’s Sister, broke her chains…
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Trivium: What The Dead Men Say
Horror fans worldwide know of Clive Barker’s story “In the Hills, The Cities” where traveling cities made of their writhing inhabitants fight to the…
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The Dears: Lovers Rock
How does one describe The Dears to someone who’s never heard them? How about: If The National were from Canada, they’d be The Dears?…
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Apparat: Soundtracks: Capri-Revolution
German Grammy-nominated producer Apparat, also known as Sascha Ring, has been making scores for film and television since 2008, on top of his other…
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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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Rina Sawayama: Sawayama
Listening to Rina SawayamaRina Sawayama’s self-titled debut album is a wild, teeth-bared, unapologetic release. The Japanese-British singer grabs the pop world by the horns,…
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Thundercat: It Is What It Is
The newest release from Thundercat, aka Stephen Bruner, It Is What It Is, straddles a number of extremes. At once contemplative and comical, theoretically…
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Austra: HiRUDiN
Toronto band Austra’s classically-trained vocalist Katie Stelmanis carries the resounding weight of their newest album HiRUDiN with absolute earth-shattering, tear-jerking grace. She paired up…
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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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