Self-proclaimed "cinemagrind" act Graf Orlock have been blending movie samples and their distinct, dry humour with the chaos and aggression...

Hidden in the outskirts of Toronto, you can find a plethora of the country's brightest and most influential hip-hop and R&B producers. For m...

Earlier this fall, in the heart of New York City's East Village, a mural of genre-defying Lil Peep (born Gustav Elijah Åhr) was unveiled. Cr...

After his pioneering band Uncle Tupelo broke up suddenly, Jeff Tweedy started Wilco in 1994, cementing his status as one of rock's most adve...

nêhiyawak — Marek Tyler, Kris Harper, and Matthew Cardinal — sit in a parked car in the River Valley of amiskwaciy (Edmonton) and carefully...

"I don't know what renaissance means. But the thought that I had when [Jeremy Dutcher] said that was, 'We are here. We need to deliver a mes...

Having been in the game for 20 years, Chrissy Shively (or Chrissy Murderbot or often just Chrissy) has mastered a wealth of styles. He's rel...

Daniel Romano thinks that Finally Free, his third album of 2018 following the surprise release of Nerveless and Human Touch in January, is h...

A lot of artists can thank the internet for their career, but few embrace it as wholeheartedly as a total aesthetic as the 1975. From lead s...

As strange as it sounds, Toronto's dance music scene is thriving and struggling at the same time. On one hand, the last few years have seen...

For much of the 2000s, the Black Eyed Peas dominated radio waves, pushing out pop hits rooted in bodacious hip-hop production. But before th...