By Hannah Harlacher
The Montreal songwriter on breaking up with the industry, choosing process over product, and building a creative life on her own terms.
by Glenn Alderson
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METZ’s Up On Gravity Hill is a fitting swan song for the Toronto post-hardcore trio, who announced their breakup shortly after the album’s release in April.
Expanding on their signature distortion-drenched fury, the album balances crushing intensity with newfound emotional vulnerability, featuring guest contributions from Owen Pallett and Amber Webber. Tracks like “Superior Mirage” and “Light Your Way Home” showcase their boldest sonic experimentation yet, cementing this as a powerful and heartfelt farewell to a legendary band.
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.
