Many Moons is the first solo offering from Real Estate frontman Martin Courtney. Though not a radical departure from the mellow vibe of his...

Since the sad demise of the criminally underrated Local Rabbits in 2001, co-frontmen Peter Elkas and Ben Gunning have followed their muses i...

Nightshifting is the debut record from Fake Tears, a Vancouver synth-pop duo featuring veteran singer-songwriters Larissa Loyva and Elisha M...

Matt Mondanile (of Real Estate fame) is a very busy man. St. Catherine is the fifth record from his other band, Ducktails, and comes on the...

Veruca Salt's last record with their original line-up, Eight Arms to Hold You, came out in 1997. That was a long time ago — for contex...

Matt Epp's Ready In Time is touted in press materials as an "artistic rejuvenation" for the veteran Winnipeg singer-songwriter. Epp's eight-...

City of Quartz is the second solo record from Nick Diamonds, also known as Islands/Unicorns/Mister Heavenly/Human Highway frontman and Seria...

Fans of surf-rock quartet La Luz may be caught off guard by this quasi-solo offering from founding member Shana Cleveland. The long-gestatin...

Given the unexpected (and occasionally jarring) twists and turns on My Morning Jacket's last two records, their latest offering feels restra...

Toronto's Taylor Knox has made a name for himself as a backing player to a who's who of Canadian indie musicians, with stints supporting Hay...

Soft Connections is Nic Hessler's first solo release after a lengthy battle with the rare autoimmune disorder Guillain–Barré Syndrome....

Fooled You Twice is the second solo record from Thomas D'Arcy, formerly the lead man for the Carnations and Small Sins. Shame on us for lett...

Supergrass was kind of like your first car: it wasn't perfect, but it was never dull and you guys definitely had some good times together. I...