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8 he Polish-Canadian angel that is Basia Bulat begins 2016 with a new stunning record. Still maintaining her folk roo…

8 ndie rock evolves into 2016 as Pinegrove releases their latest record Cardinal. The New Jersey based group leads yo…

6 Don’t Owe The World A Thing is the follow-up to Lacey’s debut album, Under The Brightest Lights. All five songs tha…

9 on’t confuse Bloodiest with a simple metal band. Although their sound flirts with the aggression and ambience of me…

7 n their fifth full-length album, London-based rockers Mystery Jets did shake things up recording in their own studi…

9 ONEY have come a long way, or so it seems when their debut, The Shadow of Heaven, is immediately proceeded by the b…

7 oronto trio Laser is fronted by Lisa Lobsinger, formerly of Broken Social Scene. She is joined by Paul Pfisterer (T…

7 On their 3rd major release this band from Liverpool finds new ways to abuse us with their discharge of sonically di…

8 avannah’s Black Tusk have faced unexpected tragedy, when in 2014 founding bassist/vocalist Jonathan Athon passed aw…

8 y this time it is safe to state that COL are among the greatest in Mount Olympus. But even a veteran band has to ha…

9 The opening title track from Tortoise’s first album in seven years begins with a fanfare akin to a global news corp…

8 “To feed the fire can be seen as both constructive and destructive. You keep the fire burning, the spark alive,” st…

9 “Stop hurting me! Why are you doing this to me?” – After a few minutes we’re totally in another reality, trap…

8 Constructed from a month’s worth of living, predominately improvised, material, ATGCLVLSSCAP could have been one of…

9 Straight-forward, lush and powerful. Three simple words that help to define Shearwater’s most diverse and rich effo…

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