Music
By Alexa Margorian
On All Set The Bone, the songwriter figures out how much of himself he’s willing to give away.
By Sydney Eliot
On Violins, Sabrina Teitelbaum wrestles with childhood, grief and the uneven realities of growing up.
By Alexa Margorian
The Montreal trio push back against old expectations on Hail Mary.
By Prabhjot Bains
Director Michael Dowse and actor Jay Baruchel on Canadian mythology, the virtues of failure, and making a quintessential hoser epic.
By Kenna Clifford
On Pugnello, the Dublin noise-rock band turn mourning, memory and the strange relics of growing up Irish into an unexpectedly danceable form of catharsis.
By Sam Albert
The Australian breakout star brought her I Love My Computer tour to Vancouver for a pair of shows that were as exhilarating as they were surreal.
By Izzy Kaz
The Vancouver singer-songwriter invites us into the cozy, instrument-filled home where Green and Trying took shape.
By Khagan Aslanov
Detroit’s misanthropic post-punks read the last rites of North American decay.
By Kenna Clifford
The London, Ontario trio capture teenage restlessness in real time on Deep Below.
By Sam Albert
After stepping away from the industry churn, the Australian songwriter returns with The Gem, her most intimate and revealing record yet.
