Arts & Culture
Living Hour, ‘Someday Is Today’ — 5/5 Stars
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Living Hour has long been a shining star of Winnipeg’s indie-rock scene, providing us sleepwalking prairie-dwellers with dreamy, washed-out and romantic sounds since 2013.
Taking inspiration from our harsh winters and wide open skies, Living...
’Toban tracks — study vibes
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It’s our back to school issue, classes are starting back up and although we’d rather not think about it, actual schoolwork and studying is back on the horizon.
Study soundtracks are a pretty personal alchemical...
Kiwi Jr., ‘Chopper’ — 4.5/5 Stars
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Toronto indie-rock group Kiwi Jr. is back once again with another batch of sticky, smartly constructed songs.
The band popped on the scene with 2019’s Football Money, drawing the attention of rock critics everywhere with...
The Secret Beach — a place, a band, a song, a...
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Matlock, Man.’s Micah Erenberg has been a fixture of the Manitoba indie, country and folk scenes for years, and has re- leased a few excellent albums that have shown off his sharp song writing...
Real Love Summer Fest makes a successful return
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Bolstered by a diverse lineup, beautiful weather and a sold-out crowd, the two-day fest brought together local and touring acts from around the continent spanning a wide variety of genres and vibes.
Ariel Posen, ‘Downtown’ — 4/5 Stars
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The ‘Downtown’ EP is a complex five-track project with powerful guitar performances and introspective songwriting.
A small portrait of Cliff Eyland
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Cliff is a dreamy, reflective work that follows a series of interviews Eyland gave during the years before his death in 2020







