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“Naked in Toronto” by Glutenhead

“Naked in Toronto” attempts to bottle the wild-eyed energy of a particular time in the lives of friends and collaborators living and creating in the city. Read More

Chad VanGaalen, World’s Most Stressed Out Gardener

Chad VanGaalen manages to out-Chad VanGaalen himself on his latest LP, World’s Most Stressed Out Gardener. Read More

Dan Mangan, Oh Fortune

Dan Mangan's Oh Fortune is a moving landscape of emotion, a world in its own. Senior Editor Tia Julien revisits the record ahead of its tenth anniversar Read More

Mac Rogers, Where Stems Meet Noise

Where Stems Meet Noise is a sweet and exciting jazz EP that makes you think if you feel like it. Read More

Kyle Edward Connolly, On Arrival

Kyle Edward Connolly’s On Arrival is a welcome departure that doesn’t need the confines of genre to define its style. Read More

Isaac Vallentin, “…”

Isaac Vallentin’s “...” is an unlikely breath of fresh air after a year of noise, nerves, and neurosis. Read More

Vallens, In Era

In Era embraces the void in all of its cavernous glory as it clings to nothing. Read More

Little Sprout, Fake Cake

Little Sprout’s first full-length draws from a range of dissonant genres. Read More

Your Name Is Wild, Songs for L & P

Songs for L & P is a rollicking, earnest meditation on canine companionship. Read More

Bry Webb, Provider

A decade on, the allure and appeal of Bry Webb's Provider endures. Senior Editor Tia Julien revisits the album that continues offering her peace in troubled times. Read More

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Theory of Ice

Both blazingly intellectual and wildly artistic, Theory of Ice offers entry at any point you come into contact with it. Read More

DISHPIT, Dipshit

DISHPIT drops a tidal wave of a debut album that leaves its own unique sonic mark of freaky grunge on a new generation of rock. Read More