October Issue 2016

​Oasis

(Here's The Story) Morning Glory

PUBLISHED Oct 6, 2016

Few bands in history have been able to say they're "bigger than God" or "bigger and better than the Beatles," but for a fleeting moment in...

​Sum 41's Deryck Whibley

The Exclaim! Questionnaire

PUBLISHED Oct 6, 2016

Sum 41 broke out of Ajax, ON in 2001, bringing their belligerent, boyish pop punk to the masses with hits like "Fat Lip" and "In Too Deep"...

Danny Brown

Inside the Atrocity Exhibition

PUBLISHED Oct 3, 2016

"If you were a fan of my music before, you're in for a treat," says hip-hop wild child Danny Brown. "Like the title says, it's an atrocity...

​Lisa LeBlanc

One Woman's Folk-Trash

PUBLISHED Oct 3, 2016

Acadian "folk-trash" darling Lisa LeBlanc recently went on what she says was one of the craziest trips of her 26-year-old life: staying hom...

​Zen and the Art of Procedural Generation

PUBLISHED Oct 3, 2016

No Man's Sky was supposed to be the game of the summer. The rabidly anticipated outer-space sandbox from British indie Hello Games promised...

​Touché Amoré

In Tribute

PUBLISHED Sep 27, 2016

Often the greatest art comes from the deepest sadness. After his mother passed away from cancer at age 69 two years ago, Touché Amoré singe...

​Clipping.

Outer Limits

PUBLISHED Sep 23, 2016

For Los Angeles experimental rap trio Clipping., making a concept record like Splendor & Misery was always in the cards.   "Even while we w...

A Tribe Called Red

The Halluci Nation Is Real

PUBLISHED Sep 21, 2016

"A Tribe Called Red is a constant surprise with what we're able to accomplish," Bear Witness says. "If you look at our history, we just wan...