Indie
Death Cab for Cutie admit their songs are oldies on Tiny Desk
After navigating personal upheaval, some songs become anchors. For frontman Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie, his latest work,
Queen Of Jeans announces new album hard/SWEET hear “Sweet Devotion”
Philly-based band Queen Of Jeans is currently riding a wave of creative momentum, building on a successful trajectory of musical
Lael Neale releases “Slip Away” from his new Killers Do album
LA-based indie rock minimalist Lael Neale is gearing up for another sonic adventure, promising a potent mix of cosmic wandering
Spotify excludes AI Personas music from recommendations
Spotify is charting a new course for how it interacts with artificial intelligence in the world of music, announcing a
Hero protests Coast-to-Coast Canadian Fall Tour
Canadian prog metalers Protest the Hero are ready to ignite the country, launching an ambitious coast-to-coast tour that promises to
Revolver’s secret message from your future
There are moments in music that don’t just transport you; they warp your sense of time. For many listeners, revisiting
TIFF reveals final wave of 2026 programming
Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has officially unveiled the full schedule for its upcoming 2026 season, marking an impressive 51st
Greg Dulli: Loose Talk with the Afghan Whigs
The journey from crippling anxiety to creative catharsis is often the secret ingredient in great art, and for musician Greg
Toronto Summer Festival Final Lineup & Schedule
When a festival promises discovery, it comes with a unique set of challenges—and incredible opportunities. The Second Summer festival in
Hudson Williams talks at TIFF
As the buzz around the Toronto International Film Festival builds, the spotlight turns to some of the most influential figures
Celebrating Neil Peart Documentary Premiere at TIFF 2026
As the music world gears up for a poignant celebration, a major tribute to one of rock’s most iconic figures
Spotify introduces a badge for AI Personas
The music world is undergoing a fascinating transformation, and streaming giant Spotify is stepping in to mark this shift by
Icona Pop’s Fabulous Ritual Performance on New LP
Icona Pop’s latest offering, Ritual, isn’t just a song; it’s an emotional landscape that perfectly captures the complex textures of
Love Is Blind: Canada Casting Opens
The Pursuit of Soulmates: Netflix’s Love Is Blind Lands in Canada The world of reality television continues its relentless churn,
Evil Dead Burn’s Twisted Artful Visuals
When a film achieves true cinematic greatness, it often transcends mere storytelling and transforms into an experience—a visual feast that
Underground Premiere Shares New Single Solid Relations
Lachlan Caskey: Where Vintage Rock Meets Modern Melancholy In the sprawling landscape of Australian independent music, some artists manage to
Corb Lund Dark Horses Fan Dream Visuals
There’s a unique kind of magic that happens when raw storytelling meets intimate music. Recently, fresh acoustic renditions of Dark
Close Listening to Avi Engel’s Poetic Soundscapes
In a world often defined by mass production and fleeting trends, some creators manage to carve out a space for
Lesley Mok Embraces Sonic Manipulation
Lesley Mok Finds Her Flow on a Solo Musical Journey In an industry often defined by partnerships and shared creativity,
Eliza Carthy and Restitution in “Mr Sits in the Dark”
Eliza Carthy has gifted the world a piece of music that doesn’t just sing; it whispers a profound love story.
Monica Barbaro hates when people sing about fruit
Even in the spotlight, finding a little quirk is always a bonus. Actress Monica Barbaro is currently embracing a very
Terminal Crew of Dudes by Whitmer Thomas
Well, how lucky can one guy be? That sentiment rings true in the music of Whitmer Thomas, particularly with his
Walk With Love at Radiator Hospital
Sam Cook-Parrott’s Latest Single Asks a Profound Question About Choice and Love Radiator Hospitals frontman Sam Cook-Parrott is continuing to
Hayden announces Toronto show dates
There’s a certain magic that happens when classic cinema meets live music, and lately, that magic is heading to Toronto.
Diving into the grooves of Radiohead’s Kid A
A quarter of a century later, some artistic statements simply refuse to fade into memory. Among these enduring monuments of