By RANGE
The Montreal quartet’s latest track transforms decision paralysis into pure punk momentum.
by Stephan Boissonneault
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Halifax’s Nap Eyes delivered a chill, yet dramatic alt-folk album with The Neon Gate. Each song feels like a warm hug, right down to the toasty and bluesy lead guitar, hushed jazzy drumming, sprinkled in keyboard synths, and backing of steady bass and acoustic guitar.
But what will keep you coming back to The Neon Gate is the poetic, almost stream-of-consciousness verses from lead singer Nigel Chapman. His vocals feel like they could live in the fantasy worlds of C.S. Lewis.
By Cam Delisle
The Québec-born star’s new album, No, I’m Not Crying, is her boldest and most immersive work yet.
By Melissa Brassard
From rock rebels to smooth operators, these five must-see sets will define this year’s return to Canada’s country music capital.
