By Molly Labenski
The Vancouver artist leans into her singer-songwriter roots, adding a dash of country twang to her lyrical storytelling.
by Stephan Boissonneault
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Psych rock thrives on disorientation—luring listeners into a comforting haze before bending reality in ways that leave them asking, “How did they pull that off?” Hot Garbage’s sophomore album, Precious Dream, delivers this experience again and again.
The band’s signature sound is unmistakable: the hypnotic interplay of siblings Alex and Juliana Carlevaris’ vocals, guitar, and bass; Dylan Gamble’s shape-shifting synths; and Mark Henein’s motorik drumming. Released at the beginning of 2024, Precious Dream remains as spellbinding now as it was then.
By Cam Delisle
The Sudbury duo’s latest album, Tears of Paint, is a coldwave ritual that pulses through synths and sculpture alike.
By Dust Cwaine
On his new album Blurring Time, the Montreal songwriter finds catharsis in harmony, memory, and hard-won self-acceptance.
