Category: Artists
Alex Cuba: Sublime
Cuban-Canadian artist Alex Cuba’s latest album is called Sublime, and this is entirely fair. His voice is, after all, nothing short of dreamy, a honey-sweet croon he layers over acoustic guitar and light touches of percussion. Cuba makes music for listening to beneath the autumn sun or over a leisurely coffee, for quiet office mornings and clean, quiet spaces.
Arkells: Campfire Chords
Cancerbats: Psychic Jailbreak
Psychic Jailbreak is just the album Cancer Bats needed to usher in the new chapter of their career. The record is a sonic assault of abrasive punk, metal, and hardcore, sounding like classic Cancer Bats from front to back. Psychic Jailbreak should leave fans truly excited for what is to come next from Cancer Bats.
The Glorious Sons: The Union
Black Stone Cherry: Back To Blues
Black Stone Cherry return with another riotous, rip roaring tribute to their blues heroes on Black To Blues Volume 2, which will be released on October 18th via Mascot Label Group/Mascot Records. Following the reaction to the release Chris Robertson said; “We could have never dreamed of the reaction we…
Matt Dusk: Sinatra With Matt Dusk
Molly Johnson: It’s A Snow Globe World
It’s A Snow Globe World is made up of 6 newly recorded, soon to be holiday favorites, along with tracks from the artist’s 2020 release, This Holiday Season. About the album, Molly commented, “It’s an unexpected holiday LP, filled with joy and happiness and sometimes a little blue, as we all look to a brighter day.
Coney Hatch: Live At The Elmocombo
One of Canada’s most beloved and iconic hard rock bands, Coney Hatch first rose to prominence back in the golden era when vinyl was king – and the preferred format of most music fans. So, it makes perfect sense for Coney Hatch – Carl Dixon (guitars/vocals), Andy Curran (bass/vocals), Dave Ketchum (drums/vocals) and Sean Kelly (guitar/vocals) – to finally release their first-ever long-awaited live record on a 2 LP vinyl set.
Tony Martin: Thorns
Envy Of None: Envy Of None
Helix: Old School
Dan Hill: On The Other Side Of Here
Marc Jordan & Amy Sky: He Sang She Sang
The Lazys: Tropical Hazards
JJ Wilde: Ruthless
Moist: Glory Under Dangerous Skies
Sultans of String – Sanctuary
Pavlo; Santorini
The Trews: The Wanderer
It is the combination of a slow but steady intro, strong vocals, and switches between soft and rock hard (yes, we did that). A strong soundscape and vocals with an edge bring another layer of depth to this powerful new release. ‘The Wanderer’ is filthy and dripping with sweat, a song we would love to experience in a live setting, so we can finally give those acrobatic dance steps a try!
Danko Jones: Power Trio
Heralded by the raucous lead single “I Want Out,” Power Trio — the full-throttle 10th studio album from Toronto rock juggernauts Danko Jones sees the band reunited with Canadian independent label Sonic Unyon Records, who issued the trio’s first recordings and who will release the band’s latest masterpiece in North America.
Pup: Morbid Stuff
Pup: This Place Sucks Ass
Stompin’ Tom Connors: 50th Anniversary Best Of
“Stompin’ Tom Connors – 50th Anniversary Best Of” – Known for “The Hockey Song”, “Sudbury Saturday Night” and numerous other Canadian classics, Stompin’ Tom Connors is one of Canada’s most iconic musicians. On July 1st, 1967 Tom Connors was performing at the King George Tavern in Peterborough, Ontario where he…
Lights Giants
“Giants” is a song recorded by Canadian singer and songwriter Lights for her fourth studio album, Skin & Earth (2017).[1] Lights co-wrote the song with Iain James and the track’s producer, Mick Schultz. It was released on June 23, 2017 as the album’s lead single.[2] “Giants” was serviced to American hot adult contemporary radio on July 24, 2017.[3] In January 2018, four new…
Architects: Daybreaker
Harem Scarem: Live at the Phoenix
Harem Scarem: THIRTEEN
Canadian melodic rockers Harem Scarem seem to be having the times of their lives – judging by the vigour of their latest release that is. “Thirteen” is busting with natural melodic rock flavours, trading hooks and harmonies, while maintaining what is becoming sort of a purple patch of impressive form…
Barenaked Ladies: Grinning Streak
Grinning Streak is the tenth full-length original-material studio album by Barenaked Ladies (the ninth, if Barenaked Ladies Are Me and Are Men are considered as one double-album).[1] The album was released on June 4, 2013 on Vanguard Records. It is the band’s first album on Vanguard.[2] The album is the…
VEGA: Who We Are
Alex Cuba: Sublime
Cuban-Canadian artist Alex Cuba’s latest album is called Sublime, and this is entirely fair. His voice is, after all, nothing short of dreamy, a honey-sweet croon he layers over acoustic guitar and light touches of percussion. Cuba makes music for listening to beneath the autumn sun or over a leisurely coffee, for quiet office mornings and clean, quiet spaces.
Arkells: Campfire Chords
Cancerbats: Psychic Jailbreak
Psychic Jailbreak is just the album Cancer Bats needed to usher in the new chapter of their career. The record is a sonic assault of abrasive punk, metal, and hardcore, sounding like classic Cancer Bats from front to back. Psychic Jailbreak should leave fans truly excited for what is to come next from Cancer Bats.
The Glorious Sons: The Union
Black Stone Cherry: Back To Blues
Black Stone Cherry return with another riotous, rip roaring tribute to their blues heroes on Black To Blues Volume 2, which will be released on October 18th via Mascot Label Group/Mascot Records. Following the reaction to the release Chris Robertson said; “We could have never dreamed of the reaction we…
Matt Dusk: Sinatra With Matt Dusk
Molly Johnson: It’s A Snow Globe World
It’s A Snow Globe World is made up of 6 newly recorded, soon to be holiday favorites, along with tracks from the artist’s 2020 release, This Holiday Season. About the album, Molly commented, “It’s an unexpected holiday LP, filled with joy and happiness and sometimes a little blue, as we all look to a brighter day.
Coney Hatch: Live At The Elmocombo
One of Canada’s most beloved and iconic hard rock bands, Coney Hatch first rose to prominence back in the golden era when vinyl was king – and the preferred format of most music fans. So, it makes perfect sense for Coney Hatch – Carl Dixon (guitars/vocals), Andy Curran (bass/vocals), Dave Ketchum (drums/vocals) and Sean Kelly (guitar/vocals) – to finally release their first-ever long-awaited live record on a 2 LP vinyl set.
Tony Martin: Thorns
Envy Of None: Envy Of None
Helix: Old School
Dan Hill: On The Other Side Of Here
Marc Jordan & Amy Sky: He Sang She Sang
The Lazys: Tropical Hazards
JJ Wilde: Ruthless
Moist: Glory Under Dangerous Skies
Sultans of String – Sanctuary
Pavlo; Santorini
The Trews: The Wanderer
It is the combination of a slow but steady intro, strong vocals, and switches between soft and rock hard (yes, we did that). A strong soundscape and vocals with an edge bring another layer of depth to this powerful new release. ‘The Wanderer’ is filthy and dripping with sweat, a song we would love to experience in a live setting, so we can finally give those acrobatic dance steps a try!
Danko Jones: Power Trio
Heralded by the raucous lead single “I Want Out,” Power Trio — the full-throttle 10th studio album from Toronto rock juggernauts Danko Jones sees the band reunited with Canadian independent label Sonic Unyon Records, who issued the trio’s first recordings and who will release the band’s latest masterpiece in North America.
Pup: Morbid Stuff
Pup: This Place Sucks Ass
Stompin’ Tom Connors: 50th Anniversary Best Of
“Stompin’ Tom Connors – 50th Anniversary Best Of” – Known for “The Hockey Song”, “Sudbury Saturday Night” and numerous other Canadian classics, Stompin’ Tom Connors is one of Canada’s most iconic musicians. On July 1st, 1967 Tom Connors was performing at the King George Tavern in Peterborough, Ontario where he…
Lights Giants
“Giants” is a song recorded by Canadian singer and songwriter Lights for her fourth studio album, Skin & Earth (2017).[1] Lights co-wrote the song with Iain James and the track’s producer, Mick Schultz. It was released on June 23, 2017 as the album’s lead single.[2] “Giants” was serviced to American hot adult contemporary radio on July 24, 2017.[3] In January 2018, four new…
Architects: Daybreaker
Harem Scarem: Live at the Phoenix
Harem Scarem: THIRTEEN
Canadian melodic rockers Harem Scarem seem to be having the times of their lives – judging by the vigour of their latest release that is. “Thirteen” is busting with natural melodic rock flavours, trading hooks and harmonies, while maintaining what is becoming sort of a purple patch of impressive form…
Barenaked Ladies: Grinning Streak
Grinning Streak is the tenth full-length original-material studio album by Barenaked Ladies (the ninth, if Barenaked Ladies Are Me and Are Men are considered as one double-album).[1] The album was released on June 4, 2013 on Vanguard Records. It is the band’s first album on Vanguard.[2] The album is the…