All posts tagged: canada

METZ Share Their Latest Single ‘Pure Auto’

Toronto noise rockers METZ are slated to release their new album 'Automat' on July 12th via Sub Pop. One of the songs featured on the upcoming LP is this riotous cut entitled 'Pure Auto'. Skewed guitar riffs along with thunder boom drumming are aided with distortion all backing the raging vocals of Alex Edkins.

Stream Skye Wallace’s ‘There Is A Wall’

Toronto's Skye Wallace follows-up her electric cut 'Suffering For You' with another impressive single titled 'There Is A Wall'. An absolute killer of a track, the marching kicks fused with ripping psychedelic guitar riffs act as the perfect palette for Wallace's steamy vocals. Sprinkling infectious pop melodies on top, 'There Is A Wall' is a finely balanced recording from one of Canada's dynamic and up and coming stars.

Black Pistol Fire Drop Their Rocking Cut ‘Pick Your Poison’

Having ripped through 2019 with the fiery track 'Black Halo' and the two song release 'Temper Temper / So Real', Austin-based band Black Pistol Fire continue to turn up the heat with their latest single 'Pick Your Poison'. Whilst generally known for their fuzz-filled, psych meets blues rock sound, the band scale back opting for more of a clean delivery of hard rock with bite. Using grand, stadium style choruses interlaced with sizzling guitar lines, Black Pistol Fire have gone back to the essence to bring forth meat and potatoes rock & roll that is utterly tasty.

Listen to Jade The Moon’s ‘Awkward’

Toronto group Jade The Moon have unveiled their new single 'Awkward'. A bouncy and upbeat pop handing, the song highlights the opposite nature of a couple, one being quirky and the other being extremely cool. However, it all works. In a way, it's a celebration of being the weirdo. The track is the follow-up to Jade The Moon's previous song 'Polaroids And Airplanes'. Have a listen.

Listen to Bad Animal’s ‘Boombox’

Canadian band Bad Animal have shared their new single 'Boombox', taken from their latest LP 'Growing Pains'. With two guitar riffs swirling around one another to set off the song, the track elevates into a explosive etching of indie rock that whilst, not only punchy, but plays with structural taste that makes for a truly exciting listen.

In Mirrors ‘Human’ Video

Back in 2018 Vancouver band In Mirrors released their debut LP 'Escape From Berlin'. Produced by Italians Do It Better label boss Johnny Jewel, the seductive and cinematic album was another steamy offering from the IDIB camp, with a sound that fans have come to expect from the imprint.

Listen to Dead Horse Beats’ ‘Home Days’

Montreal producer Patrick Wade aka Dead Horse Beats is set to release his new album 'Inglaterra'. Giving fans a glimpse of what to expect, he has unveiled his latest single 'Home Days'. A fusion of jazzy, head-nodding Hip-Hop with a warm blanket of soul, it's hard not to get roped into the song upon the first couple seconds of the intro. With a thick, rubbery bass line acting as the heartbeat, sleek synths and boom-bap drum programming all float underneath Wade's smokey vocals. An infectious handing, you can listen to 'Home Days' down below.

Paupière Return with Their Infectious Synthpop Tune ‘Howard Carter’

Montreal group Paupière have returned with their new single 'Howard Carter'. An ode the legendary London Egyptologist and archaeologist who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922, the musical palette is that of sexy and infectious synth-pop and disco. With the lyrics sung in French, the upbeat track may not instantly trigger thoughts of Howard Carter's excavation, but it's definitely a soundtrack for our weekends. Have a listen.

Stream Never Betters’ ‘Alone’

Canadian band Never Better have shared their new track 'Alone'. The song follows their 'Guns and Roses’ Roses' split release with Grievances back in March. Recorded by Simon Larochette, the song is a streakng blast of alternative, punk and alt pop. With the track highlighting the joy of those initial stages of love, even when it isn't reciprocated. You can stream 'Alone' below.