By Stephan Boissonneault
Nate Amos revisits a decade of stray ideas and turns them into his most compelling record yet.
Marlaena Moore channels chaos and clarity in equal measure, building pop-rock songs that feel hand-cut and emotionally volatile. Guitars snarl, synths flash, and her voice swings between bruised confession and fierce lift. It’s a record about indecision, desire, and the strange liberation of loving too much—and refusing to shrink because of it. We love you Marlaena!
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.