Released Monday Kiera Dall’Osto – s/t (Independent) Her backstory is pretty interesting, as she may be the only person in the world who moved from Australia to Moncton to Saskatchewan. There's probably more than a [...]
Hermitess (aka Jennifer Crighton) recently released a video for “Blood Moon”, taken from her upcoming self-titled Album. She has been making a series of artworks alongside the musical compositions: photographs and almost-still videos set against [...]
Discogs' Crate Diggers record fair is coming to Toronto and Montreal https://nowtoronto.com/music/discogs-brings-crate-diggers-to-toronto/ “Both Toronto and Montreal have increasingly grown in the Discogs community of buyers and sellers,” Discogs spokesperson Jeffrey Smith tells NOW. “[We] want [...]
Edmonton-born rock band The Velveteins recently announce the release of their debut album "Slow Wave" on May 12th. Just one say after they shared the video for the band's second single "Midnight Surf" from that [...]
Playlist Friday has most of the 2017 WCMA nominees that were announced earlier this week. There is 4.5 hours of Jazz, Blues, Pop, Rock and even Country on it. Western Canada has a lot of [...]
Anamai - What Mountain (Halocline Trance) On What Mountain, Anna Mayberry (HSY) and David Psutka (Egpyptrixx) continue to craft the ambient electro-folk that put Anamai on the map with their 2015 record Sallows. Their new [...]
With summer just around the corner for those of us in the Northern hemisphere music fans start turning their minds towards the forthcoming festivals. From the larger, multi-day, events that take place in multiple venues [...]
Record Store Day Fallout 2017: How Much Those Exclusives Will Now Cost You Online This past weekend, Record Store Day celebrated a decade of exclusive vinyl releases, early morning lineups and feverish consumerism with its [...]
The Indies Awards happened last Wednesday at The Phoenix in Toronto, ON. Have a look at the pictures here:
Alee - Bad Habit (Wax Records) Close Talker - Lens (Nevado) Lens most frequently focuses on love and connection frustrated by the walls people place around themselves, whether Quiring reflects on forbidden romance (the churning [...]