Over the summer, I drove to Portland with a friend to see a band I’d only heard of in passing. Going into the concert, I was...
Released at the beginning of September, MALK’s Born Elated gives listeners a record that, intentionally or not, manages to stake out a very clear patch of...
I say yes to a lot of things. And that’s fine because, generally speaking, I try my best to help out my peeps in all I...
Saint Soldier’s newest release, Duality, sees Abbotsford native Amrit Singh’s introspective brand of rap take a logical step forward. The rapper’s main narrative aesthetic, which champions...
Beach House’s not-quite-follow-up to 2015’s Thank Your Lucky Stars is more of a band-aid to the duo’s ailing fan-base than it is a cure to sate...
The first solo effort from The Internet’s Steve Lacy is an R&B powerhouse of a record which shows signs of greatness, despite some less than noteworthy...
I think it’s safe to say, at the risk of over-generalizing, that most people have already made up their minds about whether or not they like...
Portugal. The Man’s latest record plays unerringly like a free-spirited summer-anthem collection. At times electronic in nature, at times bluesy, at times more rock than anything,...
Hollywood cut its own legs off the day it realized just how much money there was to be made cranking out remakes. The U.S. economy avoided...
Diet Cig’s music hits the nail on the head when it comes to mixing happy-go-lucky pop-punk (which is more pop than punk), and the duo’s latest...
