Live photos of The Flatliners, Chastity & Strike anywhere performing live in Toronto at The Danforth Music Hall on December 17th 2022
Velours – Miss You The Most
Canadian singer/songwriter Velours continues to establish an intensely profound catalogue of alternative vocality with the new release of her heart-wrenching, acoustic anthem, ‘Miss You the Most.’
RAQS – Paranoid
Heads up, Toronto, the city has fostered an up-and-coming homegrown dreamgirl. With the release of her latest single, ‘Paranoid,’ Canadian singer/songwriter RAQS sways into the spotlight with a sleek, dark, signature edge and an expansive art-pop sound.
LØLØ – Debbie Downer EP
As she continues to make her way up the musical ranks and gain widespread notoriety as a local pop-punk sensation, Toronto-born singer/songwriter LØLØ has unleashed a tidal wave of brutally profound sentimentalism with the release of her newest EP, ‘Debbie Downer’.
Vilivant – Running on Empty
This September, independent rock n’ roller VILIVANT has brought school back in session with the release of her newest single, ‘Running on Empty’. The track is bound to teach you a lesson on what ‘loud’ sounds like, just in case you’ve forgotten.
NERiMA – Have More Fun (EP)
Oshawa based indie-punk act NERiMA have only begun making their mark on the Toronto music scene for just over a year, but July 27th saw the band release their highly anticipated debut EP “Have More Fun.”
Velours – Running Up That Hill (Cover)
On July 19, Velours released her very own take on the song that serves as a soundtrack while everyone’s favourite eggo-eating heroine saves Hawkins, again.
The Beaches – Grow Up Tomorrow
The Beaches are continuing to build their already strong resume of summertime hits with their latest single ‘Grow Up Tomorrow,’ which was released this past Wednesday on July 20th.
ALMOST FAMOUS: THE FABULOUS WAYS OF THE MODERN-DAY ROCKSTAR
Meet FKB, the band that fell to earth-, and landed themselves on the Canadian Music Week stage.
HEART ATTACK KIDS: ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES
Throughout the pandemic, navigating the music industry has been the equivalent of walking through a minefield. While numerous Canadian artists were able to use this dormant time to get creatively inspired, some chose to bide their time. Earlier this spring, Heart Attack Kids (HAK) stepped out from the shadows to release their…