On a softer focus, claire rousay has delivered both her most accessible and compositionally daring album to date. Past releases have often r...

Since the mid-'90s, Sook-Yin Lee has embedded herself in Canadian culture through her work as a broadcaster, actor, filmmaker, musician, and...

The words "entertainment" and "death" one after another seem like a commentary on society — as if to say our current social media-driven wor...

As the first signs of warmer days are finally starting to show, Montreal-based musician Milla Thyme has offered his fresh and crisp debut LP...

Here is another quality electronic release setting out to explore a specific musical era. Last month, British producer Danny L. Harle mined ...

Fantastic efforts by St. Vincent and Daniel Kaluuya, who had some inspired writing to sink his teeth into, made this an excellent episode. H...

Denver in 1987: before all the craft beer and light rail and $8 coffees showed up, it was probably a stodgy mountain town. And that's what o...

Godspeed You! Black Emperor have always been ahead of the times. The Montreal post-rock legends pushed the boundaries of the then-nascent ge...

Florence Shaw writes a song like a bowerbird builds a nest, with an obsessive fixation for colourful garbage. On Dry Cleaning's debut full-l...

Ricky Staub's directional debut brings audiences to North Philadelphia and into the world of the urban cowboy. A father-son story and a comi...

Anxiety can sneak up on you when you least expect it. Your head starts spinning, you feel sweaty in way too many places, and focusing on any...