There is an elegant ease to Toronto’s Alex Southey‘s sophomore album You’re Not Just A Body to Me. Released on January 30, Southey’s alternative folk album sets the bar for divergent Canadian folk in a […]
Category: Reviews
Albert Kass Captures the Essence of Longing
Bringing music back to its basic elements, Albert Kass elegantly captures the essence of longing on his latest single. Released on April 3, “Darling” centres on Kass’s soothing vocals and his brilliant guitar melodies. Written […]
The Broken Orchestra is a bandaid for current times
UK’s The Broken Orchestra is back with their latest single “Someone Just Pressed Pause (Feat. TinB).” The Broken Orchestra has evolved from a two-part musical experienced formed in 2010 by production duo Pat Dooner and […]
The Rivers are back
The Rivers‘ latest single “If I’m Lost (Then I Never Want To Be Found)” is one not to be missed. Released on March 31, “If I’m Lost (Then I Never Want To Be Found)” marks […]
The Musical Boldness of Kings of Our Kin
Kings of Our Kin harness the epitome of classic and new Canadian alternative rock on their first full-length album 10:45. Released on March 27th, 10:45 features some of the best examples of what Kings of […]
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