Oasis were renowned partially for having squabbling, alcoholic brothers but also because they had a not one but two people who could belt out a great tune for the band. Metric are known as a powerful force for the talents...
We have something out of Brisbane, Australia for you. Foxsmith are an all-girl band offering up some indie pop for you. They have a song called Wake Up, which is sadly neither an Arcade Fire cover nor a Rage Against...
We’ve featured a few tracks from Birmingham’s Troumaca in the past, namely Lady Colour and Layou. Now you can download another good track of theirs, courtesy of Annie Mac. The track is called The Sun, which is something England (and...
Death Vessel would be an awesome nickname for my old car. Instead, it’s the name of Joel Thibodeau’s musical endeavours. In February, we will get a long awaited follow up album, an 8-song album called Island Intervals. With new album...
We have some melodic folk rock out of Dublin, Ireland for you. The act is Winter Aid, and they recorded a 3 song EP called The Wisp Sings, which came out on November 11. It’s perfect listening for the bloody...
Time for us to present you with some songs that didn’t immediately leave our bookmarked list or scribbles of paper. This is why we invented this Weekend Catch Up segment. This weekend, catch up with Reputante. Reputante are out of...
Following up their slick synth beat in Got Well Soon, UK band Breton is back with a new tune from their upcoming sophomore album. Check out forthcoming single Envy – jealous? We get some dance happy vibes, with some steel...
It’s mid-November and I vow to clear out some of my many bookmarked music videos before the year is out. Sorry for denying you good music – that’s why we created the infrequently used Weekend Catch Up segment. Clearly, hangovers...
We have a new track from Mark Berube. It’s a little unorthodox in its rhythms and vocal deliveries, and is similar to something the Beta Band might throw down if they were still around. The track is called Carnival, which...
It seems Great Britain has a thing for female exports. The latest talent in a long line of artists is LAYLA. She has a clap happy song called Yellow Circles. She has a nice set of don’t make a rude...
We have a heartbreakingly beautiful new song by Toronto singer STACEY. She’s about to release the STACEY EP (guess who it’s named after?) on USB keys, which is great since my new laptop doesn’t have a CD drive. The track...
You know it’s going to be a good video when it starts off with a Parental Advisory – Explicit Content warning. I feel like some of my Friday nights need those warnings, too. That aside, we have a new video...
More new stuff from Washington D.C.’s GEMS. The band already dropped the title track off of debut EP Medusa. We now get the synth fuzz of Ephemera. The song is a slight switch up for GEMS, with a softer song,...
We have a new track by Nimmo and the Gauntletts, which sounds a bit like a fairy tale. It’s actually the last names of Sarah Nimmo and Reva Gauntlett – how clever. After the success of first single Change, the...
We have some music from The Almighty Rhombus, straight from our Inbox. The Sudbury, Ontario band have released their debut album Lucid Living. The album is chalk full of indie pop diddies, as well as some rockers and even slower...
