Interviews
By Rubaiya Sajjad
For Hana Freed, performance isn't an escape from herself – it's a way of becoming more fully seen.
By Glenn Alderson
Drawing from post-punk, dream pop, and the contradictions of modern life, the Vancouver artist's debut EP finds clarity in uncertainty.
By Sydney Eliot
On The weathervane is my body, the band refines the havoc of their earlier work without sacrificing any of its intensity.
By Madeline Lines
See Montreal bands like never before in an interactive performance art spectacle at Suoni Per Il Popolo.
By Erica Campbell
In this series, we dig into the artists who reflect the diversity of soundscapes, cultures, and influences that make up New York City’s heartbeat.
By Khagan Aslanov
Barnaby Weir on the long-standing collective’s legacy, the South Pacific sound, and continuing to live through music.
By Kenna Clifford
The Manitoba musician revisits adolescence, artistic freedom, and the formative records that shaped their most vulnerable album yet.
By Christina Rankin
The teenage punk band is turning riot grrrl chaos into something bigger than the scene that raised them.
By Stephan Boissonneault
After years on the road, the Montreal five-piece have transformed from pandemic side project into one of Canada's most thrilling live acts.
By Samuel Albert
The folk songwriter discusses her new album, A Sign in the Weather, moving to New Orleans, and finding inspiration in life's transitions.
