Rock? Pop? Experimental?Something completely different? Skeleton Club’s Death, Love, & Money has you covered. The boys from Montréal packed up everything to and relocated it all to Nova Scotia. What they offloaded was everything from loud, distorted punches to gentle, melodic caresses and everything in between on this strong opener.
From start to finish, Anna Ludlow’s Wherever You Go is like a collective breath of fresh air. With only a couple of lyrical tracks, Ludlow prefers to let her fiddle do all the talking, and the result is magic. She’s managed to build a strong narrative, inspired by her culture, history and life experiences. Continue reading New Music: Anna Ludlow’s Fiddle Does The Talking On ‘Wherever You Go’→
How do you know when to fight for a relationship or fight your way out of it? It’s the central question at the core of Sorrey’s full-length debut, In Full Bloom. Armed with a dynamic sound, entrancing melodies, and Emilie Sorrey’s soaring vocals, the only way for this Prince Edward Island dream-pop group is up. Continue reading New Music: Sorrey’s ‘In Full Bloom’ an Unapologetic Ode to Lost Love→
Depicting a year in its 13 tracks, Joey Robin Haché’s newest album, Trente, provides listeners with a collection of auditory commentaries on some of life’s less-beautiful moments and realities. It aims to sidestep norms and expectations while taking listeners on a journey through a compilation of thoughts and emotions Haché experienced over the span of its making: his 31st year. Continue reading New Music: Joey Robin Haché is Defying Conventions with ‘Trente’→
The only indication of Paige Penney’s age is in the youthful lilt of her voice. Everything else about her suggests wisdom and experience beyond her years. There’s a richness to her storytelling that even some of the most seasoned songwriters can’t seem to nail down. This natural talent is immediately apparent on her debut EP, Watch Out For Your Step.Continue reading New Music: Paige Penney Makes Strong First Impression With Debut Album ‘Watch Out For Your Step’→