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In a world where nearly every form of entertainment is served to us by algorithms, curated by code rather than…
Joan Jett and Billy Idol first crossed paths in 1978, somewhere between a Germs gig and the Whiskey A Go…
In his latest single, “Hasn’t Stopped Raining Yet,” Chicago-based musician Frank Sintich delivers a raw and resonant piece that speaks…
Born out of a studio tucked away in the forests of a mountain near Vancouver during the isolating days of…
Austin-based composer and multi-genre instrumentalist Alan Goldberg explores themes of presence, personal growth, and creative transformation on his latest album…
Guitar amplification was born out of necessity in the 1930s: acoustic instruments couldn’t compete with big bands. Vacuum tubes, like…
Progressive rock outfit The Far Cry returns with Once There Was, a sweeping, detail-rich collection that leans fully into the…
San Diego’s Taz Taylor Band returns with “Lonely I Ride,” a new single that sets the stage for their upcoming…
With the release of their fourth single, “Morbid Love,” The Beatroot Road once again reaffirms their position as fearless explorers…
On Floodplain Canticles, the latest release from Washington D.C.’s avant-garde post-punk collective Zabus, the listener is invited into a space…
The 1990s were a golden era for music, a decade that redefined genres, birthed cultural movements, and introduced legendary artists…
Get ready to discover the sounds of South by South West 2025 with our must-see artist playlist! From indie darlings…
Our Music Festival, an unforgettable night of music in downtown Toronto by some of Canada’s most powerful female and gender-diverse…