Single: Sampson’s ‘Damned’ Is The Tip Of The Spear On ‘Dark Sky Night’

Halifax-born down-tempo indie electro-pop artist Sampson recently released a new single, “Damned,” off her most recent album, the broody but danceable Dark Sky Night. With some of the album’s track penned when she was only 15, there’s a streak of raw, formative teenage emotion that has been maintained in her music. That, paired with an extraordinary amount of talent, makes Dark Sky Night feel like fresh growth after a wildfire. Continue reading Single: Sampson’s ‘Damned’ Is The Tip Of The Spear On ‘Dark Sky Night’

Music Video: Strongboy’s ‘You’re Waiting’ Asks More Questions Than It Answers

For their 2017 album Steady, Halifax five-piece Strongboy hit their bedroom pop stride hard with a new music video for their single “You’re Waiting.  True to their genre, the video delves into the subliminal and beyond as we make a dreamscape visit into the scrapyard of our souls. Or something. It’s pretty abstract. Continue reading Music Video: Strongboy’s ‘You’re Waiting’ Asks More Questions Than It Answers

Premiere: Little Cities Are Everything Great About Pop Punk With Their New Video For ‘Girl Next Door’

Charlottetown’s Little Cities are a going concern. Without having yet produced an EP, the band are about to conquer the east coast one single at a time in necessary. Their second and latest standalone video is for “Girl Next Door,” and it is absolutely bleeding all the fun and energy of pop punk. Continue reading Premiere: Little Cities Are Everything Great About Pop Punk With Their New Video For ‘Girl Next Door’

Single: Ultrasvede And The Challenges Of Birthing ‘Fever’

Charlottetown’s Ultrasvede are continuing in their series of singles from the recently released self-titled album, the latest of which is “Fever,” a dark toe-tapping groove reminiscent of Talking Heads and Tears for Fears. They’ve dragged new wave over the coals of the last two decades to create an over-the-top but undeniably danceable sound.
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