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NTR: SINGLES BY BAD EGG (2023)
Static Brain is the second single released in June 2023 by the hardcore punk band Bad Egg. The band has been carefully documenting their metamorphosis as they explore new sonic […]
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NEW TUNE REVIEW: JOHNNY HOLLOW (2023)
Johnny Hollow is a project of Janine White, Kitty Thompson and KW’s own Vincent Marcone. The three-piece band are a darkwave-electronic act with a penchant for exploring macabre themes in […]
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NTR: LAST CALL FOR PUNKS
Yeah No For Sure are the region’s newest pop-punk outfit. The four-piece band deliver blistering songs with nostalgia pangs for skate-punks everywhere. They offer a raw brand of pop-punk and […]
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KROKA’S DEBUT SINGLE: SASQUATCH (2022)
Kroka is a three-piece, rock band from Kitchener. Their breakthrough single “Sasquatch” is now available on all major streaming platforms. As far as genres are concerned, stoner rock would best […]
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NEW TUNE REVIEW: Æpoch’s HIRAETH (2021)
Death-metal quartet Æpoch walk the line between melodicism and brutality. Their 2021 EP, Hiraeth, is a force to be reckoned with. While the EP remains heavily shrouded in the underground […]
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NEW TUNE REVIEW: COSMIC BABY (2022)
Blankie is the project of Tori Dawn, a musician and visual artist from the KW region. Their 2022 album Cosmic Baby sleeps in your ears like a whispered secret. The […]
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NEW TUNE REVIEW: BURNING GALLERY–BURGUNDY (2022)
God bless Brennan Galley—a ukulele toting, alt-pop songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Cambridge. Galley performs under the name Burning Gallery. Galley is a community-oriented musician who often shares his affinity for […]
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NEW TUNE REVIEW: FAUNA IN 2022
Alyse Johnston is a sojourning multi-instrumentalist, KW ex-pat whose roots crawl deep into the local arts community. Having played in acts like Beatrix, Hungry for Vladimir and most recently with […]
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NEW TUNE REVIEW: POSTMODERN MACHINE–AQUAMARINE (2022)
Postmodern Machine’s Aquamarine (2022) is a full-length, uniquely melodious electronic record that courses gleefully through its own complexity and charm. Aquamarine’s unrelenting sequences and clever song structures keep listeners engaged […]
