Gold & Marrow: Forever
Big things are bound to happen for this Ottawa, Ontario, singer-songwriter on the basis of her debut as Gold & Marrow.
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Shane Koyczan: Silence Is a Song I Know All the Words To
Whether or not you like this disc is going to hinge upon how you feel about spoken word/slam poetry.
Jacob Earl: Before the Flood
Earl has effortlessly created something artistic and worthy of being the soundtrack to a vernissage.
Vyc Vypyr: A Hero’s Grave Part One
Is this old school speed metal album entertaining and exciting? Oh hells yes!
Community Theatre: Northern Register
Northern Register serves as a much needed reminder that, hey, there’s music being made in Canada’s Arctic.
Skydiggers: Angels
This Christmas album from a veteran Canadian roots rock group is not your standard album of holiday carols, which is a bold and courageous move.
The Jimmy Tri-Tone Band: Wanted EP
Singing of cowboys, ramblers and lovers, Wanted is certainly a top-notch release.
Kate Weekes: Frost on Black Fur
If you're looking to take a vacation without leaving your own home, this record should do the trick.
Future States: Future States EP
While the music on the Future States EP is fairly one-of-a-kind, its charms are subtle and don’t quite bowl you over.
Zex: Fight for Yourself
Zex blitzes though 10 songs in a half-hour on this record and prove that they’re contenders and not pretenders.
Heavy Bedroom: I Saw An End EP
My Gosh, what a lasting impression this EP makes.
Slow Leaves: Beauty Is So Common
Slow Leaves is an outfit that has brought forth an excellent LP, and country-folk-rock fans will clutch this close to their chests.