Canada’s rich musical history continues with 18-year-old singer-songwriter Molly Annelle. Thanks to a distinctive flair for bending language to fit the melody, Molly Annelle is ready to take the world by storm — combining the […]
Spectres are a post-punk band from Vancouver BC that have been on the forefront of the genre resurgence since 2005 and are commonly cited as kicking off the renewed interest in this sound. Emerging from […]
The Spitfires made a name for themselves in the late ’90s and early ’00s not only for their raucous, beer-soaked live shows but also for their well-crafted rock songs. They shared stages with contemporaries like […]
That music with so few words can tell such an evocative musical story is a testament to the depth of studio talent when Astrocolor gathers at Burning Rainbow Studios, in Victoria BC. Twice nominated for […]
Boslen is a born trailblazer. The 22-year-old hip-hop experimenter lives in Vancouver, and its people have become key to the way he understands himself and his art. A land of contrasts—snowy peaks and warm water, […]
ACTORS’ 2018 album, It Will Come to You, also released on Artoffact, put the band’s moody, anthemic style on the map, earning these words from Post-Punk.com: “Vancouvers brilliant post-punk and new-wave quartet ACTORS continue their […]
I live in Vancouver, though it doesn’t feel quite like home. I was born and raised in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. I make music, I read, I write, I carpenter sometimes, and sometimes I make things […]
Nine years ago, three six-graders ignored all the other trappings of ascendant teenagers and dedicated themselves fully and feverishly to making music. Growing up in the serene town of Vernon, BC, daysormay not only mastered […]
Throughout their Perfectionism era, Vancouver alt-rock favourites Hotel Mira flourished as fans and radio alike relished in their upbeat, jovial melodies and heavy, poignant lyricism, which skyrocketed them up the charts landing a Top 5 […]
In their zeal to keep moving forward and growing, artists often dismiss their earliest work as the product of a half-formed sensibility—the new stuff is what really matters. Ryan Guldemond, on the other hand, says […]
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