With Champ, Tokyo Police Club were calling their shot. After a hotly buzzed EP in 2006's A Lesson in Crime and a momentum-carrying debut...

Danko Jones first began raising a racket in Toronto in the late '90s — around the same time that Jack White and Brendan Benson were launchin...

While reggae continues to shape many different areas of Canadian music, the country's multicultural landscape is bringing global influence...

With touring still off the table in early 2021, the first PUP performance of the year saw the beloved outfit shoot a Tiny Desk (Home) Concer...

"If you can't stand to be in your own company, how can someone else? That's always been something I try to live by." In this time of isol...

With social gatherings off the table and a long, cold winter keeping everyone inside, there are far fewer reasons to get dressed up than the...

Malajube's Trompe-l'œil fits right in with many other indie rock records that came out of Montreal in the mid-'00s. It takes the elements of...

For more than three decades, the Tragically Hip were one of the most beloved and dependable bands in the country. Every couple of years, fan...

February may be the shortest month of the year, but it doesn't mean you should skimp out on getting your monthly dose of emerging Canadian a...

We've all heard the cliché about how musicians use art to exorcise their demons. Self-proclaimed "metal for optimists" band Sarin, however,...

When asked to describe her outlook on life, Tamara Lindeman pauses before landing on the word: "Liminality." It's a fitting response from an...