
As the follow-up to Charlotte Cardin's dazzling Thursday night (September 1) set, Groenland had their work cut out for them, but the Montrea...
As the follow-up to Charlotte Cardin's dazzling Thursday night (September 1) set, Groenland had their work cut out for them, but the Montrea...
Charlotte Cardin's minimal, jazzy R&B is deeply intoxicating, and translated perfectly to the serene ambience of the Agora des arts in Rouyn...
Naming your debut record Masterpiece, regardless of the intention, is a dangerous play. But that's only because of our narrow interpretation...
Soft Grudge opens with a lethargic, jagged guitar chug ripped straight from the '90s, mixed with sweet and trashy summer poetry. Singer Kell...
With the recent surge in popularity for "real" or "outlaw" country music, many have turned the focal point of discussion about the genre to...
A flurry of anxious violin strokes opens The Ridge on its eight-minute title track, rushing headfirst into a climax of splashing cymbals and...
When You Walk A Long Distance You Are Tired begins on an almost unbelievably delicate note, with the plucked acoustic guitar and melancholy...
The emotionally charged Cardinal begins with wistful twang and the all-too-common existential dilemma of the young-but-swiftly-aging: the fa...
The Boss inspires no casual attitudes toward his music; you either can't stand him, or you have a voracious obsession for everything he's ev...
Days of Heaven, Steven Lambke's first album under his own name, is as gentle an affair as the scene depicted on its cover: a couple in missi...
On "Blacktop," Sprained Ankle's powerful opener, Julien Baker sings, "come visit me in the back of an ambulance." She's calling out to w...
On b'lieve I'm goin down… Kurt Vile takes his time, and he takes it easy. Even upbeat opener "Pretty Pimpin" feels like a laidback roa...
Craig Finn has never shied away from monumental themes in his work, and Faith In The Future doesn't offer any grand deviation from the formu...
Since Patrick Stickles rose up with fists held high in July 2005 as frontman for Titus Andronicus, he and the band have done nothing half-as...
The Most Lamentable Tragedy is not an easy record to experience. Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles felt it was necessary to release...
"By the way, all my tears are on the record," Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles tells Exclaim! over the phone from his NYC home. "T...
While Anton Newcombe — best known for his role as leader in the consistently volatile and often brilliant Brian Jonestown Massacre ...
[freq] [July 3] [7/10] Konig Puberty As an introduction to Toronto's Konig, the minimalist dream-pop project of 20-something Nadia Pace...
I Get The Feeling Central is a deliriously fun romp through layers of delicious scuzz-pop, packed with more sharp hooks than a tackle box. I...
Unless you were near the front of the crowd for the last show on Hop Along's tour, there was no way you were going to see lead singer France...