Music
Review: Destroy Boys – Funeral Soundtrack #4
The album is, in many ways, a funeral for old identities and relationships, but it’s also a celebration of new ways of living. … read more
Local Review: Knwday – re-up
When I chatted with Knwday about the project before I heard it, he referred to it as “Depressed GTA stripper-type beats,” and honestly, it’s hard to disagree. … read more
Into the Bonestorm
A transformation from classmates to bandmates unfolded in 2019, introducing the Bonestorm we know and love today. … read more
Picking Flowers: Alvvays’ Mindful Approach to Music
Since 2011, Alvvays has been creating music at their own pace. Lead singer Molly Rankin’s writing process sometimes involves years of research, resulting in a collection of work that’s true-to-style. … read more
Review: beabadoobee – This Is How Tomorrow Moves
This Is How Tomorrow Moves is a departure from Laus’ traditional sound but finds more solid grounding in the landing then she ever had before. … read more
The Brooks Nielsen Interview: When You’re Living In A Dream
Brooks Nielsen has always had a calling with music. If you love the almost vintage stylings of old country or beach rock, catch Nielsen’s Chinese Fountain Tour. … read more
St. Vincent @ Ogden Twilight 8.14
All Born Screaming brings a black and white aesthetic, powerful beats and critical acclaim that have trumpeted a return to form.
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Local Review: jacked johnson – the gas
*Sounds of Sazerac Rye poured in a snifter, a quick inhale, throwback, gulp and slamdown of the glass. Slow exhale* …Alright, let’s do this! … read more
Local Review: Bumpy Soup – The Bumpy Album
Ending The Bumpy Album with a 100% Bumpy Soup original, “Honestly That,”the song blends the hand drumming, delicate strums of the acoustic guitar and the collective voices. … read more
The Japanese House @ The Union 08.07
The hooting and hollering is truly encouraging and comforting; I understand why so many fans feel so close to Bain in this intimate show. … read more