The top twenty commences. What phenomenal albums lead up to the top ten? Come and take a look.
The Antlers are releasing a quick follow-up to their second album Burst Apart (review), released in May. The eight-track EP (together) is not a
Artists like Scott Walker, Tom Waits, and Nick Cave are often commended for their eccentric tendencies; their music is entirely one-of-a-kind, as thematically engrossing
A jovial summer breeze comes quickly and unexpectedly, catching bystanders off-guard before they hastily yearn for more. If only this antidote for endless humidity
The Elliots evade traditional Swedish pop stereotyping, exchanging key-led twinkles and exuberant string-soaked choruses for moody ambience. The strings and keys remain, as seem
April was a busy and thoroughly enjoyable month in music. It’s easy to point out that big names dominated most of it, some of
The Antlers’ previous release, Hospice, was so emotionally stirring that listeners felt personally close to frontman Peter Silberman, like he was a longtime friend
After the release of their most recent album Departing this year, Ben takes a look back at their memorable debut, Hometowns. After lukewarm acclaim
The best way to get a feel for a band is to hear them live. It’s a great way to start a review, too;
The Rural Alberta Advantage probably appreciate movies like The Deer Hunter, the 1978 classic that depicted the inhabitants of a small, factory-dependent town shortly