Brought to my attention by Victoria, B.C. local, Kate Addison, Sleigher are a West Coast-Space Geek-Emo group that focuses on experimental sound mixing and the familiar graininess of that one guy’s garage band that you watched practice a couple of… Continue Reading
We’re back from a few weeks of holiday hiatus but super excited for another year of great music. Here’s all the drops that we missed out between the end of the year and now. Projects released near the very end… Continue Reading
Chicago rapper Cdot Honcho first turned heads back in 2017 with hard-hitting bangers like “Anti,” and “So Long,” and made quite a name for himself in the underground with the raw energy and aggression he presented in his music. Looking… Continue Reading
Els Keft is a Montreal based band sending listeners to another dimension with haunting vocals and beachy-emo guitar at the forefront of their sound. The group is comprised of 5 artists, Canadian, American and Australian and their debut album, Visa… Continue Reading
Jacquees- King of R&B Atlanta R&B singer is back with a very ballsy title for his sophomore album and follow up to 2018’s excellent 4275. On this new album Jacquees expands on the sounds we saw on 4275, with production… Continue Reading
The DMV is having a moment right now and Goonew is one of the most exciting young rappers coming out of this bubbling scene. Hailing from Forest Creek Maryland, Goonew’s off kilter flows and whisper delivery have turned heads all… Continue Reading
TW: sexual assault Nervous Nancy is a female/queer punk band based in Montreal. Their sound is classically punky, but their lyrics center around the female experience and the angst and frustration that come along with it. The group is comprised… Continue Reading
Mixing R&B and Afropop sounds together creating mind-blowing beats, Aya Nakamura became the most streamed French female artist in France and around the world. Her single ‘Djadja’ has over 400 million views on Youtube and had even collaborated with Lil… Continue Reading
Upon entering Rialto Theatre, dissonant synth growls thundered through the foundations. Markus Floats, the first opener, was backlit by a screen of ominous and fittingly hellish orange light. Afterwards, Helena Deland took the stage, her first song foresting the venue… Continue Reading
20 years of Keeping Secrets: Built to Spill’s Anniversary Tour Madeleine Morris Currently on tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their hallmark album Keep It Like a Secret, alt-rockers Built to Spill play a one of a kind show.… Continue Reading