Let’s talk about Die Antwoord’s “Suck on This”
by Susan Shelton While Die Antwoord fans waited for the group’s September full-length release Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid, the duo decided to tease audiences with the Suck on This …
by Susan Shelton While Die Antwoord fans waited for the group’s September full-length release Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid, the duo decided to tease audiences with the Suck on This …
by Susan Shelton Gordi is wholesome. She’s like a leaf musically floating down from a tree to remind her listeners that everything in life happens for a reason and that things always get …
by Susan Shelton Beacon is releasing their LP, Escapements, on February 5th, their first release since 2014. The new LP features the band’s popular single “Preserve” and the recent …
by Susan Shelton | photos by Stephen Caissie Adrian Underhill is an intelligent and soft-spoken Toronto-based indie artist. Over the last year or so, Underhill has been quietly working on a …
by Susan Shelton Open Mike Eagle and Serengeti recently got together for the sharp and down-to-earth Time & Materials. The album is simple and expressive, light and introspective, and …
by Susan Shelton Over Sands is debuting their sound with a self-titled EP and it’s nothing too special. You get exactly what you hear with this one, so it’s lucky that what you hear is …
by Susan Shelton Fuzzy and vague, Beliefs’ new album Leaper exceeds the mark and creeps across the floor of any room. With evidence of Sonic Youth as an influence, Leaper is a little more …
by Susan Shelton Foreign Diplomats dove straight into some funky sounds with their newest album, Princess Flash. If Princess Flash were a real person, she would look a lot like an extra from …
by Susan Shelton Running through the sewers of your city is an electric underground and it looks like Tes Uno’s new album Go Blonde. Signed under The Crime League, Tes Uno has tapped into …
by Susan Shelton The Sightlines EP could be fun, could be interesting, but it’s not and it is not worth the total listening time of the mere six tracks combined. This is Steve Benjamins’ …