Loviet continues down a path toward being synonymous with summer vibes. The third single from their upcoming album, following previously released hits of “Jawbreaker” and “Dullshine,” “Chemical” goes big on the nostalgia; capturing Natalie Lynn’s larger-than-life superstardom as she follows in the footsteps of Debbie Harry and Madonna, especially with a new video that plays out like an extended dream sequence between Cameron Frye and Sloane Peterson. Continue reading Loviet Gets Into the Ups and Downs of Looking Back with ‘Chemical’
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‘The Shiftwork EP’ by Fredericton’s Run the River Lets You Know That Everything Is Going to Be OK
Run the River is a band that truly is the sum of its parts. The fact that it took the planet going on an extended hiatus for them to realize it is surprising—most of all to them. Continue reading ‘The Shiftwork EP’ by Fredericton’s Run the River Lets You Know That Everything Is Going to Be OK
Evelyn Jess Offers a One-Way Trip to Bring One Lucky Fan ‘Home to Newfoundland’
One Newfoundland musician is sharing her love for her home province with more than just a song. Evelyn Jess has released her first video, “Home to Newfoundland,” with a very special offer for one lucky fan to experience firsthand what she’s talking about. Continue reading Evelyn Jess Offers a One-Way Trip to Bring One Lucky Fan ‘Home to Newfoundland’
Robbie Tucker Reaches Absurdly Fun New Heights With ‘Blue Candy’
Robbie Tucker’s music thrives at its most absurd. He has a knack for seamlessly blending eclectic characters and stories with elaborate and well-crafted soundscapes.
It makes sense, then, that his goal is to push boundaries—of his genre, of his established sound, and even his own physical limits. There is no hill too tall for him to climb, and no horizon too far off to chase. Tucker chases just such horizons on his latest album, Blue Candy. Continue reading Robbie Tucker Reaches Absurdly Fun New Heights With ‘Blue Candy’
norc Return with Solidified Lineup and New Single ‘Crystalline’
Our favourite Scotian champions of the groove, norc, have returned with “Crystalline,” their latest single to show off their exquisite taste in math rock-inspired beats, that they describe as a “moody and mysterious song that ends on a hopeful note.” It also marks a shift in era for the band, now well-established as a four-piece, and fully settled in their roles. Continue reading norc Return with Solidified Lineup and New Single ‘Crystalline’