By Alexia Bréard-Anderson
Look to the stars for thoughtful insight into your month ahead — We’re talking about actual rock stars here.
On Red Mile, art-punk collective Crack Cloud are intentional with every note played and every lyric sung. Balancing intimate reflections of life with the overwhelming force of watchful eyes gazing back on their every move, band leader Zach Choy and company blend their punk rock ethos with newfound minimalism.
Recorded between Calgary and Joshua Tree, the album explores creative identity, cultural critique, and personal catharsis. Tracks like “The Medium” examine pop’s duality—timeless allure and cynical design—while “Ballad of Billy” delves into vulnerability and self-reflection. Red Mile is a roving, introspective journey that reaffirms the band’s commitment to collective creativity and emotional resonance.
By Alexia Bréard-Anderson
Look to the stars for thoughtful insight into your month ahead — We’re talking about actual rock stars here.
By Cam Delisle
The theater-kid-turned-pop-menace’s sophomore album bites hard, leaving a mark worth wearing.
By Cam Delisle
The kitschy, Gen Z figurehead talks Hannah Montana, escapist-pop, and her ongoing project, Stage Girl.