By Paniz Vedavarz
Defying genre borders and expectations, the LA-based indie artist delivered a heavy, heartfelt set at the Great Hall.
If Spencer Burton could retreat further away from the jumbled noise of civilization, he would. He’s already rediscovered his passion for plaintive, direct songwriting deep in the remote lake country of Northern Ontario, where he builds a home away from home in concert with the land. Solitude’s done him well: he sounds at ease on his latest, a folk singer who once again found his voice howling among the coyotes at dusk over a crackling campfire.
By Paniz Vedavarz
Defying genre borders and expectations, the LA-based indie artist delivered a heavy, heartfelt set at the Great Hall.
By Cam Delisle
The reigning Y2K queen swaps her headphones for a mixer, delivering maximalist pop on her second mixtape.
By Cam Delisle
The rising alt-pop antihero is drowning out the noise on the deluxe version of Scared Of The Dark (You Should Be Too).