Let Yourself Go covers a number of emotions any person discovering themselves in their 20s feels.
The album as a whole is a folk punk take on small town wanderlust, romance, and the desperation of “There has to be more out there than this.”
I can see all the music snobs cringing at the title. But here’s the thing: Mind Of Mine is an incredibly sensual, dark, R&B album, it couldn’t be more different from “What Make…
Over their eight years as a band, Miniature Tigers, originally from Phoenix, Arizona, has spread out across the U.S., landing mainly in LA and NYC.
Stoner music is a lot like Stoner culture. It’s fun at first, but after a while you have to leave the hotboxed room and get a smoothie. Mac DeMarco’s new album, Another One, is tha…
Interviews
Nate Gurarie sat down with Cassia Hardy, the creator of Wares, in the basement of a Veterans’ club and discussed the durability of cassette tapes, meeting cool people across the co…
Nate Gurarie sat down with musician Haley Blais at the end of her Cross-Canada tour, and talked about being on the road, her latest EP.
Elle Graham, also known as Woodes, is a 23 year old singer-songwriter and producer from Australia
Violet Skies, a singer-songwriter from Wales, made her Canadian debut this past week when she played three shows for Canadian Music Week.
David, a man of many names – most commonly known as DCF – is a electronica artist from Toronto. He opened for LIGHTS on May 2 and 3 and made some time for a little chat about being…
Toronto cheesy-rock band The Bloor Lees took the stage on May 2 for their second year of Canadian Music Week. The four-piece took some time to chat before their gig about how much…
Events
CJRU music reporter Nate Gurarie brings you their top five bands to check out this year at Canadian Music Week.
