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Get to know Vancouver with Cult Babies, Morning Coup, Poor Form, and more.
Owen Sound's Black Country conjure wintery psych-country inspired by Ennio Morricone.
The Sudbury synth-punks time-warp to a galaxy not so far away.
The Nova Scotian rapper's new album features Snoop Dogg and DJ Premier.
The Hamilton band contrast breezy pop with spooky shots of masked figures stalking the streets.
Toronto trio Several Futures ain't no post-punk picnic.
Montreal folk-pop brotherhood The Painters splash out their debut.
The Ottawa sludge-punks warn about the perils of their favourite greasy slice.
The Calgary band delivers dreamily ominous synth-pop with retrofitted reflections.
The Vancouver psych-rockers' 'verbed out riffs will send you on a cosmic mind trip.
The Montreal disco romantic shares a summery cover of 1980s new wavers Rexy.
Toronto acid-goth innovators Khobra aim for the dark heart of dance music.
The Saint John, New Brunswick rockers lace their post-punk agitation with melodic warmth.
The Dog Day frontman's surrealist-noir short stars Hey Mother Death's Laurence Strelka.
