7/10 To The Trees is a four-piece synth-rock band from Kitchener-Waterloo that was formed in 2015 by Katelyn Bearinger (vocals/synth), Mike Johnson (guitar), Trevor Martin (keys/vocals), and Jake Bursey (drums/percussion). They describe their music as […]
5.5/10 The most immediately obvious thing about Innes Wilson’s latest release Northumberland Slums is that the production is wildly different from song to song. I don’t mean that there’s autotune on the voice on one […]
5/10 Jonas Nicholson, a singer-songwriter from Syracuse, NY, released his fourth studio album in May of this year. listless amiss is a collection of eight songs that showcase Nicholson’s lyricism and inspiring guitar work in […]
8/10 The Toronto scene indie pop machine! It always seems to be running on all cylinders, pumping out infinite content. Case in point, MONOWHALES and their latest EP Control Freak (released June 1st, 2018), six […]
5/10 Phantom Machines are Armen Najarian and Haig Shirinian–a self-described indie electro unit from Los Angeles. The pair met during a chance encounter when Shirinian, out supporting a friends’ band, saw Najarian preforming at a […]
5/10 Combe is the musical outlet for Oregon indie rocker Matt Combe. From the Beginning is Combe’s third release and consists of just three kinda indie, kinda folky, kinda soulful tracks. I hear it like […]
5/10 At once droning and gentle, My Sister’s Fugazi Shirt’s album Double Date has tracked dirt into my bedroom. The overall feeling of the album is like a concert being held in a blanket fort. […]
8/10 The Kindest People are a Tennessee alternative rock band and their 2017 full length, Idle Revival is a really interesting listen. The band describes themselves as stylish indie with a garage rock attitude, but […]
7/10 If Billy Corgan and J Mascis joined Sonic Youth to form a supergroup, I imagine it would sound incredibly similar to Slow Power Up’s first full-length album KeyStrings & Lockets (released March 24th, 2018). […]
6.1/10 I’ve always found the singer/songwriter genre very polarizing. It seems they’ll either produce something so amazing, something so profound that you find yourself pantsless and screaming at the moon over their sheer brilliance after […]
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