You probably don't remember by now, but Canada made history by legalizing recreational marijuana last month. And while our country has remai...

Known primarily as a jazz saxophonist, Ingrid Laubrock has delivered a pair of new classical works on a sparkling new disc called Contempora...

Coming in the wake of a stunning series of essential Haruomi Hosono reissues, Light in the Attic is continuing with its Japan Archival Serie...

Katherine MacGregor, best known for playing Harriet Oleson on Little House on the Prairie has died. The actress passed away yesterday (Novem...

Metalcore has been so much fun, hasn't it? A stripping back of heavy metal clichés, a return to a garage, DIY aesthetic without losing mains...

The Wachowskis' Jupiter Ascending has since found something of an audience, but the film was not exactly well received upon its release in 2...

As Devours slowly but surely gains more attention in his hometown of Vancouver, the punk-flirting DIY electro-pop project has signed with To...

Continuing to roll out videos for his Redemption LP, Jay Rock has now shared a new clip for "For What It's Worth." Directed by Matilda Fi...

There aren't many things that Kevin Iavaroni likes to wake up for, but the Old Wounds vocalist affirms that the group's morale has never bee...

Although Moritz Simon Geist isn't the first artist to write music for robots to perform (see Squarepusher's 2014 EP Music for Robots), the D...

After announcing their debut LP at the top of this month, the Andy Shauf-equipped Foxwarren have shared another new track from the project....

British indie-poppers Los Campesinos! touched down in Toronto last night for one of the only Canadian dates on their ten-year anniversary ru...

As a music nerd, you end up seeing a lot of bands that make music that isn't really up your alley, but if you're lucky and open to the exper...

For a long time (perhaps fairly), Jack White was considered a rock'n'roll purist: a Luddite who plays and records on archaic pieces of equip...

The North American leg of Lily Allen's No Shame tour concluded last night in Vancouver, a sold out Vogue Theatre gratefully welcoming the Br...

Visiting the nation's capital for the third time in the past five years, the Dodos had to contend with chilly rains and a general Monday nig...

Brockhampton made their Vancouver arena debut in front of a packed crowd at the PNE Forum on Monday night. The hip-hop boy band burned throu...

Although much has been made about Lindsey Buckingham's dismissal from Fleetwood Mac earlier this year, the band has been a revolving door si...

Known primarily as a jazz saxophonist, Ingrid Laubrock has delivered a pair of new classical works on a sparkling new disc called Contempora...

Metalcore has been so much fun, hasn't it? A stripping back of heavy metal clichés, a return to a garage, DIY aesthetic without losing mains...

Although Moritz Simon Geist isn't the first artist to write music for robots to perform (see Squarepusher's 2014 EP Music for Robots), the D...

Japanese symphonic metal with a progressive twist, like Jethro Tull meets Behemoth? For those who felt even the slightest intrigue at that d...

In the decade that Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder label has been operational, it's become a hub for the wild and obscure, the experimental and t...

There aren't many things that Kevin Iavaroni likes to wake up for, but the Old Wounds vocalist affirms that the group's morale has never bee...

For the uninitiated, you'd be forgiven for thinking Ryley Walker was trolling when he announced, back in late September, a full covers album...

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is set in 1927, and straddles the boundaries between the magical and non-magical worlds. But for...

In his 2017 book Dreaming the Beatles, longtime Rolling Stone columnist Rob Sheffield writes that the band's 1968 self-titled studio LP (col...

King of the Hill and the conservative cause, Oswalt takes Coulter to Oz, midterm elections gives the world pause, the Queen biopic has its f...