Matthew Barber’s fourth full-length album is a tenderly traditional folk tune fanfare. Released by Outside Music , True Believer is typical of Barber’s partiality to traditional country-western arrangements, mixed with...

Best known throughout Northern Europe for his fluid guitar skills and a knack for penning peppy little pop tunes, Milow hopes to break into the highly-coveted North...

Stop your sobbing. Over 30 years later and the Pretenders, and Chrissie Hynde, show no signs of slowing down. Riding the wave of having their first Top 40 album 22...

Sole launched his unconventional hip hop career as a freestyle battle rapper, where he honed his own caustic brand of non-rhyming lyrical schemes. Continuing to buck the traditional hip hop...

These New Puritans are undoubtedly aware of the immense potential in the calculated removal of the theatrical cheese from popular Bollywood Filmi Melodies. Their new full-length album, Hidden, is brimming...

Jason Collett’s Rat A Tat Tat is, if nothing else, a really good time. Perhaps best known for his involvement with the Canadian indie super-darlings, Broken Social Scene, Collett also...

Nothing more than a brief and typical interruptionWith a name inspired by the tragically compassionate Platoon sergeant, Elias is a Vancouver-based band with delusions of grandeur and suffering. Consisting of...

Four years after her self-titled debut, English singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae presents The Sea, an understandably-personal album which follows in the wake of her husband’s accidental overdose....

How did this happen? How did Sebastian Lefebvre go from high-rotation tween-anthem punk-pop to this? Lefebvre, the rhythm guitarist from Simple Plan, the squeaky-clean black nail polish Quebecois poser quintet,...

Miriodor is another phenomenally talented group of musicians you have probably never heard of, but who have steadily been gaining momentum from a niche of enthusiasts. Their music is tasteful,...