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Like the oscillations on an energy dome, the de-evolution doctrine of some geeky Akron, Ohio punkers has echoed for generations, inspiring underground art scenes for most of a century. This is the story of art and Devo.
Just as Y2K preppers were disappointed, so too were big music executives who saw their profits crash back to earth thanks an artistic shockwave that found its epicentre in Canada. Hearts on Fire is a tome for anyone nostalgic for the simpler times of the early aughts.
This Vancouver Island-based cassette compilation features the latest in the indie side of electronic and experimental music. Highlights include Hitman, […]
It’s a stylin’ clear-vinyl 7″ of cute music, mostly done by girls. Winnipeg’s b’ehl play straight-up, breathy, wistful pop songs; […]
This full-length tape of ambient/hip hop action is the brainchild of Vancouverites Jacob Cino, Andy Ferris, and Kinnie Starr – […]
Winnipeg’s Cheerleader churns out well-crafted indie pop with chunky guitar hooks and self- deprecating, ironic singing about girls and stuff […]
This 7″ single comes with St. Catherines music ‘zine Noise, and features four songs by four bands. The best of […]
This is the debut CD by this brilliantly unconventional Guelph-area band. They cover musical ground from jazz-hop to punk rock […]
Abbottsford, BC’s You Say Party! We Say Die! released one of 2005’s most pleasant surprises, Hit the Floor, a ferocious […]
I dig this in so many ways, from the elegant letter- pressed covers to the dreamy harmonies and airy melodies […]
The Guest Bedroom’s first EP had a rousing little anthem called We Like Accidents that transcended the no wave shouting […]
She really is too high profile to be included here, but it is useful to remember that Miss (or is […]