For Fans Of: Pretenders / Pearl Jam Just in time to mark the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination, Canadian alternative-folk band The Cowboy Junkies have returned to release their new concept album The Kennedy Suite. Available as of November 12th, the album, which was seven years in the making, provides a unique perspective on a tragic historical event who's story has … [Read more...] about Cowboy Junkies ‘The Kennedy Suite’ Review
Album Reviews
Agnes Obel’s ‘Aventine’ Review
Looking for a smooth, soft sound you can close your eyes and melt away to? Agnes Obel’s new album Aventine is the perfect remedy to a long day. Her wispy voice glides along the remedy of each track, providing an almost ghostly sound. Once you press play and the unique stillness of the album fills the room, you’re almost persuaded to stop what your doing and listen. Obel sings … [Read more...] about Agnes Obel’s ‘Aventine’ Review
Cults ‘Static’ Review
Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion of Cults manage to channel their break up into an album of romantic desperation. After the two piece New York retro-pop group ended their 4 year relationship they’ve managed to release this second album, entitled ‘Static’. Unfortunately, it’s downright lethargic. Follin delivers her trademark sweet indie vocals through gritted teeth, but they … [Read more...] about Cults ‘Static’ Review
Greg MacPherson Band ‘Fireball’ Review
The Winnipeg singer/song writer Greg MacPherson is at it again with his latest album of work entitled, Fireball. The album provides fans and listeners with a range of songs suited for any mood. Prior to his latest album, the Canadian artist swore by a more intense and angry sound, where with Fireball he has demonstrated his ability to create a piece of work with more variety, … [Read more...] about Greg MacPherson Band ‘Fireball’ Review
Yamantaka ‘Sonic Titan’ Review
Canadian core duo Ruby Kato Attwood and Alaska B of Yamantaka come together to create new album “Sonic Titan”, showcasing the bands smooth progression, leaving the door wide open to any progressive metal/ no-wave style lovers. Initially starting as an experimental art project, this band has transformed into a rock-opera incorporating gongs, eerie melodies, and delirious synth … [Read more...] about Yamantaka ‘Sonic Titan’ Review