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.
Continue reading New Music: Skeleton Club Create Auditory Odyssey on ‘Death, Love, & Money’
Mahone Bay’s queen of AM soft rock, Jennah Barry, has released a third single from her upcoming album, Holiday. “Pink Grey Blue” harkens back to the golden days of singer-songwriters with a pleasant melody about a less-than pleasant challenge. Continue reading Single: Jennah Barry Releases ‘Pink Grey Blue’ Along with Album Release Date
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’
The new EP from Halifax’s indie pop-duo Smaller Hearts , Winter, first and foremost ask us to determine if there’s a clear delineation between what we might consider a Christmas song and what constitutes a Winter song. The concepts are not mutually interchangeable, but this EP treads a fine line between the two as it navigates a crossroads akin to a synthesized Dickensian Christmas. Continue reading New Music: Smaller Hearts Face a Crossroads of Solitude and Solstice on ‘Winter EP’
Halifax, Nova Scotia’s alt-rockers Sleeping Machines may have been around for the last seven years, but the last four of them have been quiet ones. The band have returned with a new member and two new singles – “Houston” and “Suitcase”. Continue reading New Music: Sleeping Machines Knocks Out Double Single ‘Houston/Suitcase’
