Album reviews • Indie Pop
Indie trio Ellevator provides a balanced mix of bright pop and heavy lyrics on their debut album The Words You Spoke Still Move Me.
Album reviews • Hip-Hop / House
A dull, detached attempt at a house/hip-hop music hybrid where Drake’s effort level seems to be at an all-time low.
Concerts • Electronic / Folk / Reggae
Jamaican legend headlines day of free shows at Woodbine Park.
Album reviews • Hip-Hop / R&B / Rap
This project is a gritty but beautiful therapy session that delves into the most vulnerable and raw recesses of Lamar’s life.
Album reviews • Pop
Tate McRae doesn’t hold back in her compelling debut album i used to think i could fly.
Concerts • Heavy / Metal
Leading up to their 40th anniversary, the Canadian progressive-metal legends descended upon the Phoenix Concert Theatre.
Album reviews • Experimental
６０００ ｓａｔｅｌｌｉｔｅｓ is a beautifully sentimental signalwave experience from start to finish under TV2’s ESIAFI 1 alias. The album’s analog VHS aesthetic is sure to charm any listener….
Album reviews • Rap
A disappointing collection of bland, stereotypical rap songs that embody mediocrity and stagnancy.
Album reviews • Alternative Rock / Indie Pop
Sundays in the South is a compact EP where listeners can expect a range of complex emotions fleshed out through soft rock ballads.
Album reviews • Hip-Hop/Rap
Future’s latest album causes a stir between his toxicity in romantic relationships and his lifestyle choices, while portraying himself as misunderstood.
Film
Everything Everywhere All At Once blends stunning visual effects, incredible action, wonderful performances, and a heartfelt story to create a multiverse film like no other.
Album reviews • Folk / Indie Rock
Dogs in Heaven gives a very introspective and sentimental feel through its hard-hitting lyrics and ethereal instrumentation.
