By Jacques Wang After almost a year since the release of his third major label album, Cody Johnson finally released the extended version of his Leather record on Friday. It features 13 new songs in addition to the 12 tracks… Continue Reading
By Hanna Wilson The Lemon Twigs — a reimagined, modern inspiration of 60s and 70s icons such as Todd Rundgren, Wings, The Beach Boys, and a multitude of other baroque, pop-sounding influences — are an exceptionally talented, upbeat duo of… Continue Reading
By Thomas Frenette Jamie Stewart, the only constant member of experimental rock band Xiu Xiu (pronounced “shoo shoo”), cites his two pillars when making music: first, always take it too far, and second, it should aim to give something to… Continue Reading
By Zackary Kozak This past Friday, October 18th, Canadian music and art project SHEBAD released their fourth single of the year: “Time Takes Time.” The Guelph-based collective is headed by vocalist and visual artist Claire Voy and multi-instrumentalist Ciccio Spagnolo,… Continue Reading
by Stefaniya Simanava The country music genre was born in a rural part of the United States in the 20th century. It has since transcended all sorts of geographical and cultural boundaries and can be found all over the world.… Continue Reading
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By: Eva Lynch This morning, Manchester born and raised singer-songwriter Pip Millett debuted her newest single ‘Better’ on A COLORS SHOW. ‘Better’ is a melancholic track about insecurity and Millett’s efforts to truly get to know herself. This sentiment was… Continue Reading
By: Simon Leff Otoboke Beaver’s second North American tour rolled through Beanfield Theater on March 19th, showcasing a DIY spirit fitting for the Spring Equinox. This wildy dynamic female punk rock act from Kyoto is comprised of four members: vocalist… Continue Reading
By: Patricia Stadnik Several weeks ago, metalcore mainstays Bad Omens released new music for the first time since they dropped the incredibly successful album, THE DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND, in early 2022. The release is a single called V.A.N.… Continue Reading
By: Rachel Mattingly Beyoncé surprised many with the release of “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages” given her sudden genre-shift to country music. After releasing the entire album Cowboy Carter this weekend, the shift doesn’t seem so jarring to me.… Continue Reading