By Molly Labenski
With duets, found sounds, and a fearless collaborative process, the Vancouver band’s debut album delivers surprises at every turn.
by Ben Boddez
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The self-proclaimed “FUNKLORDZ” continue to deliver the sick basslines two decades into their career. With their first project in six years, the slow jams and disco-funk bangers still haven’t dipped in quality.
Their classic combination of tongue-in-cheek lyricism – this time often addressing the two ladies’ men getting a little bit older, perhaps preferring a power nap to a romantic rendezvous – and the kind of musical skillset that will consistently get whatever syncopated groove deep they’re playing into your bones strikes again.
By Adriel Smiley
The enigmatic rapper’s debut mixes sharp lyricism and a gold-grilled alter ego named Ego.
By Johnny Papan
Fronted by Iranian-born artist Homa Khoshnavaz, the Vancouver-based trio bends psychedelic sounds into something deeply human.
