The Montreal guitarist’s latest track previews a forthcoming album and marks a deliberate change in direction.
The Montreal guitarist’s latest track previews a forthcoming album and marks a deliberate change in direction.
The Montreal dream-pop duo return with their first original song since 2023, a jangly meditation on the city’s constant flux and the impermanence of life as an artist.
The Montréal art-punk band returns with a second LP that sharpens the contrast between brooding textures and kinetic release.
Masked Quebecois duo Angine de Poitrine discover an unauthorized copycat act playing their music in Moscow, exposing the vulnerability of maintaining anonymity while a brand grows.
The Montreal band’s ninth album sets aside percussion entirely, letting Robin Wattie’s voice and layers of distorted guitar carry the emotional weight.
On their third album, Montreal’s Cola finally explain their name and deliver their most direct post-punk yet.
The Montreal trio’s new LP, recorded with local studio mainstays, streamlines the post-Ought vocabulary into 11 tracks of deliberate impact.
The Montreal producer’s intimate 2005 album, a stark departure from his Akufen work, receives its first physical pressing.
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