Sometimes you just need to go out and create something. It’s a natural enough urge that is probably universal to the entirety of the human race and manifests in countless ways. If that sounds vague, it’s because it is. It’s the inciting instinct that has manifested everything from dad jokes to the whole of civilization and, given the right circumstances, it can snowball into something sometimes unexpected. That seems to be the case of Nowhere Club, the Halifax-based collective who have released “Broadcasts from Nowhere,” the tip-of-the-iceberg compilation album representing something vast and nebulous that defies description. Continue reading New Music: Nowhere Club’s Nebulous, Collaborative Compilation/Amusement Park ‘Broadcasts From Nowhere’ Defies Definition
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New Music: Cyrus R.O. Gets Experimental with New Album ‘DECONVOLUTION’
Halifax’s Cyrus R.O.’s new solo album is deliciously weird. Eclectically esoteric and mathematically-inspired, DECONVOLUTION is a look into Cyrus’ own style and the workings of his mind outside the more familiar context of Halifax rockers Dali Van Gogh. Continue reading New Music: Cyrus R.O. Gets Experimental with New Album ‘DECONVOLUTION’
New Music: Kristen Martell Releases Debut Album ‘Coming Home’
Kristen Martell has released Coming Home, her debut album, in its entirety. The tracks we’ve come to know and love, which have been trickling out over the past year, shine even brighter next to their new counterparts. Continue reading New Music: Kristen Martell Releases Debut Album ‘Coming Home’
New Music: The Scales of Self-Flight Weigh In with Self-titled Debut
Floral Music Group is delivering the content that we all need in the time of COVID-19. Collaboration is good for the soul and while we are all preparing to leave our isolation it is encouraging to see artists we enjoy already releasing music together. Continue reading New Music: The Scales of Self-Flight Weigh In with Self-titled Debut
New Music: Norma MacDonald Balances Nostalgia and Hope on ‘Old Future’
During a year where so much is happening so fast, opening an album with a track called “Temperamental Year” seems comically fitting. Norma MacDonald’s newest album Old Future does just that, but rather than focusing on our tumultuous present, MacDonald instead both reminisces the past and ponders the future. Continue reading New Music: Norma MacDonald Balances Nostalgia and Hope on ‘Old Future’