8.5/10 Recorded in Eastman, Quebec during the cold month that was January 2015, Dreamy Boys, the new album by the duo of brothers that comprise Gosselin, is completely devoid of the frigidity that usually defines northern Canadian winters. The six-track […]
7.5/10 The landscape of Northwestern Ontario has a weight to it; from the ancient mass of the Canadian Shield underfoot to the ponderous silence of the boreal forest, there’s something about this region that naturally […]
6/10 The Jimmy Tri-Tone Band is an Ontario-based duo composed of multi-instrumentalists James Walters and Randelle Ashley. Their debut EP Wanted is four tracks of generic rockabilly goodness. The title track is a typical country […]
9/10 Montreal’s talent pool has deepened. Meet Key OG: a group of six musicians, led by Etienne Miousse, that create soundscapes in many genres, gravitating around rythms that are deep as they are tight. Their […]
6.5/10 Heart of the Order is the second full-length release by California native and singer/songwriter/guitarist Will Weston, this time supported by a tightly knit, six-man brass and percussion ensemble. Following the release and subsequent tour […]
7.5/10 Skull Vultures’ entire approach to this demo is as ominous as it is minimal. The name alone should be imposing enough to earn a chance from the metal community, though perhaps not anyone else. […]
9.5/10 Under cover of a known paradigm lies a decoy, a red herring, an artistic triumph. Rock music began quite recently: guitar, bass, drums, a microphone. It has diversified without abate and will undoubtedly continue […]
7/10 Nowadays, when watching a newly-released horror movie, we are likely to find plenty of slow, screeching pianos and violin chords. Back in the 80s however, in the heyday of horror slashers, action films, science […]
7/10 Golden Tombs‘ self-titled debut is an adventure not for the faint of heart. It reaches dizzying heights with surprisingly few lulls, considering how long each of the songs are. The biggest strength the duo […]
7/10 The hallowed ground of post-hardcore has become a diverse stomping ground indeed. From strangled, virtuosic supergroups like La Dispute to the melancholic drive of bands like Make Do and Mend, it seems to be […]
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