Articles by Adam Feibel

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  How Alexisonfire Learned to Love Each Other

  PUBLISHED May 31, 2022

  For years, Alexisonfire were the band that broke up. Was their breakup amicable? "Not really," they said at the time. Still, they licked t...

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  PUP's Company Loves Misery on 'THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND'

  PUBLISHED Mar 29, 2022

  PUP have always known that misery loves company. While their music exists in the same space as the type of posi-punk that promises any lose...

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  Camp Cope Eye Personal and Artistic Growth on 'Running with the Hurricane'

  PUBLISHED Mar 22, 2022

  The main takeaway from Camp Cope's widely praised sophomore album was the Melbourne trio's biting commentary on the role of women in the mu...

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  Gang of Youths' 'angel in realtime' Revels in Relentless Optimism

  PUBLISHED Feb 24, 2022

  Music about the death of a loved one doesn't usually sound this joyous. Listen to some of the most acclaimed indie rock records about loss...

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  Our Lady Peace's 'Spiritual Machines II' Is a Clumsy Sequel

  PUBLISHED Jan 28, 2022

  Sequels are a high-risk, low-reward proposition. How often are they better than the original? How often are they even as good as the origin...

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  Billy Talent Are More Relevant Than Ever

  PUBLISHED Jan 21, 2022

  There are few Canadian bands better positioned to meet this moment than Billy Talent. Throughout a career of nearly 30 years, the Toronto...

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  'Crawler' Is the Sound of IDLES Running on Empty

  PUBLISHED Nov 12, 2021

  Well, they've done it. Against all odds, IDLES have become… boring. What an unlikely feat! For a group of rowdy British punks who rose to p...

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  The Honest Heart Collective's Inner Fire Burns Bright on 'More Harm'

  PUBLISHED Oct 7, 2021

  In December of 2017, the Honest Heart Collective were three hours out of their hometown of Thunder Bay on their way to play a show in Londo...