By Neil Jefferies
Tamara Lindeman explores the complex interplay of personal trust, climate activism, and finding connection in a world rife with misinformation.
The Montreal electro-pop duo have mentioned that the titular chrysalis of their third studio album refers to “the feeling of tranquility that comes with being indoors during a thunderstorm, privy to the drama while remaining somewhat removed and untouched.” This makes a lot of sense considering their sound. Just like the relaxing couch as the storm rages outside, the project often features calming and airy vocals juxtaposed with icy synths and chaotic electronic soundscapes.
The two-time Polaris nominees continue to complement each other well vocally, bolstering their sharp and rhythmic pop songwriting with a contrast between one softer, Grimes-esque tone and one with fuller belts.
By Neil Jefferies
Tamara Lindeman explores the complex interplay of personal trust, climate activism, and finding connection in a world rife with misinformation.
By Alexia Bréard-Anderson
Look to the stars for thoughtful insight into your month ahead.
By Yasmine Shemesh
An unforgettable night complete with mosh pits, pyro, and endless singalongs.