By Leslie Ken Chu
The rock stalwarts lean into vulnerability and nuance, proving that evolution doesn’t have to mean softening the blow.
11 | Yukon Blonde - Shuggie
Six albums and 14 years into their career, Yukon Blonde are officially indie dads gracefully embracing their Fleetwood phase. Shuggie arrives fully formed, a masterclass in tight harmonies and tighter songwriting. The quartet reach far and out on this year’s slab of earworms, their shimmering synth grooves a counterpoint to the call of human connection that drives the album.
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By Cam Delisle
The pop veteran beamed into Rogers Arena Tuesday night with a glitchy arsenal of remixed hits—some faring better than others in her AI-styled end-of-the-world fantasia.
By Alexia Bréard-Anderson
Montréal’s premier gathering for electronic music and digital creativity returns with an immersive three-act program bridging AI, XR, Indigenous tech, and ecological imagination.
