By Stephan Boissonneault
Nate Amos revisits a decade of stray ideas and turns them into his most compelling record yet.
Dan Bejar proves he’s still a master of soundscapes and charm on his 14th studio album. Narrating grand, ethereal instrumentals with his usual tongue-in-cheek wit, he embarks on an epic that is equal parts existential and amusing. While it’s often difficult to locate the sentiments behind his stream of consciousness, he always provides calm—often humorous—introspection. If time’s unpredictable and fleeting nature is an unconquerable fear, Dan’s Boogie reminds us not to take it too seriously.
By Stephan Boissonneault
Nate Amos revisits a decade of stray ideas and turns them into his most compelling record yet.
By Khagan Aslanov
Mike Wallace’s electro-punk project premieres the hypnotic, percussion-driven video for "Certain Days."
By Cam Delisle
A conversation with the Montreal-based shape-shifter as he readies a set meant to blur genres and expectations at Pique’s final installment of 2025.