Let them eat cake
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The kings of off-kilter, dumb-in-the-smartest-possible-way alternative rock Cake stands among the likes of the B-52s, Ween and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard — bands whose goofiness belies a beating human heart, whose music...
Manitoba mainstays form local supergroup
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Creating music, touring and exposing oneself to the world — these things are rarely easy. But for the members of New Wales, forming a new band with a combined century of music-industry experience between...
Eagle & Hawk — ‘Liberty,’ 3.5/5
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Whether or not we really are blindly hurtling toward the apocalypse, these can feel like dark and scary times.
The naively imagined bounty of politically-driven protest art that was supposed be born from fascism’s...
Poesy — ‘Glass Box Confessional,’ 2.5/5
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The album art for Poesy’s debut EP, Glass Box Confessional, immediately recalls the cover of Tori Amos’s Little Earthquakes — a young artist contained, trapped and on display.
But the music found within this brief...
A release from a frustrating few years
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Canadian indie-electronic musician Rich Aucoin is bringing his Death Tour to Winnipeg on Nov. 28, debuting the final instalment in his death album trilogy, Release. Though, the version of Release Aucoin will play is...
Hallelujah for beer and classical music
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Performing a biblical oratorio written in 1741 seems like a big undertaking for even the most seasoned vocalist, but for an unrehearsed group of casual-drinking choristers, it’s a chance to come together in the...
Nêhiyawak — ‘nipiy,’ 4/5
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In the long, diaphanous tradition of New Age and the more insidious mutation that is Chill Vibes playlist fodder, the music of water has been co-opted by those who would reduce it to steady...
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