As we get closer to the end of the year, the train of new releases gradually slows down, but it hasn't ground to a halt yet this year. Here are the most notable streams, songs and videos from the past week to continue the year in music, fresh from our daily-updated Music/Video section.
Winter is coming, but Fredericton's the Belle Comedians are giving us a taste of outdoor sports as they get totally destroyed by a professional team in the video for "Rosy."
Halifax's Dog Day will release their latest album, Fade Out, tomorrow (December 10). If you can't wait until then, we've got a full stream of the album in all its moody, grungy glory. Meanwhile, before Because the Internet drops, you can check out Childish Gambino track "The Worst Guys," featuring Chance the Rapper. There's a lot of rapping about awkward situations to be heard here.
STACEY's debut EP, which is filled to the brim with beautiful piano-based melodies and a lot of wistful melancholy, is now streaming, but if terrifying, dark electronic music is more your speed, look no further than our full stream of AAIMON's self-titled full-length.
Finally, experience a sort-of blast from the past with a full stream of Live at the Cellar Door, a new live album from Neil Young. Though it was recorded in 1970, it hardly sounds outdated; fans will find a lot to love as Young sings timeless favourites and even a few rarities.
That's not enough, you say? We've got more where that came from — head over to our Music/Video section for daily music goodness.
Winter is coming, but Fredericton's the Belle Comedians are giving us a taste of outdoor sports as they get totally destroyed by a professional team in the video for "Rosy."
Halifax's Dog Day will release their latest album, Fade Out, tomorrow (December 10). If you can't wait until then, we've got a full stream of the album in all its moody, grungy glory. Meanwhile, before Because the Internet drops, you can check out Childish Gambino track "The Worst Guys," featuring Chance the Rapper. There's a lot of rapping about awkward situations to be heard here.
STACEY's debut EP, which is filled to the brim with beautiful piano-based melodies and a lot of wistful melancholy, is now streaming, but if terrifying, dark electronic music is more your speed, look no further than our full stream of AAIMON's self-titled full-length.
Finally, experience a sort-of blast from the past with a full stream of Live at the Cellar Door, a new live album from Neil Young. Though it was recorded in 1970, it hardly sounds outdated; fans will find a lot to love as Young sings timeless favourites and even a few rarities.
That's not enough, you say? We've got more where that came from — head over to our Music/Video section for daily music goodness.
