"It's funny when we talk about community, because for us, it's just our friends." As she fiddles with the drink sitting on the edge of the l...

After a three-year hiatus due to things ranging from falling in love with a runway model to getting lupus, the Lovely Feathers are back with...

Black Hat Brigade churn out the dark, brooding rock that I didn't realize had been missing in my life, and I was surprised to see that the...

Any show that starts with a bra being thrown on stage and ends with multiple encores has to be good, right? Bloc Party singer Kele Okereke e...

After opening for label bosses Sloan two nights in a row, Will Currie and the Country French played one at the El Mocambo for good measure...

One of Arts & Crafts' newest offerings, Gentleman Reg had a well deserved midnight set at the first ever sold out Thursday showcase at the H...

If you like generic indie rock that'll make you dance, then the Ghost is Dancing are the band for you. There aren't too many compelling thin...

Toronto's Holy Fuck were the perfect choice to open for Bloc Party. Some people looked up at them with a bit of confusion when they first...

Montreal's frenetic fivesome made a recent return to the stage after a bit of a break, yet they didn't seem to have missed a beat. An early...

If orchestral pop is your thing, I hope you've already discovered Calgary's Woodpigeon. If not, make sure you pick up their sophomore record...

Seeing Dan Auerbach's name splayed solo across a record seems strange when you've heard him speak about the close way that he and Black Keys...

To tide us over while we indulge in the holiday spirit gorging on stuffing and egg nog, we asked a bunch of our contributors to tell us thei...

When I first heard Hamilton, ON band Arkells' debut full-length, Jackson Square, I was sure I was listening to Canadian greats the Constanti...

Going to a Kings of Leon show always makes me ask myself two questions: What’s the least amount of clothing I can put on? And how can I prot...

If Dan Werb’s multitude of painful-looking facial expressions don’t bother you, then you might like Woodhands. The Toronto based duo — or tr...

I fell in love with their About A Girl record months ago, but it took a trip to the quartet’s hometown for me to finally see Winter Gloves....

If you like quiet folk, then the Weather Station is for you. Banjos and pretty vocals are at the forefront, not to say that Tamara Lindeman...

The Soul Queen of New Orleans had some idea why her Montreal audience skewed so young, and it wasn’t her recent Believer cover story; on sta...

They might not actually be living in Alberta anymore, but Toronto-based Rural Alberta Advantage play gritty-sounding indie rock like they’re...

One of a handful of bands signed to White Whale Records, Ottawa/Montreal’s Poorfolk seemed reluctant to let go of record label daddy and the...