(Toronto, ON – May 6, 2022) – Canadian indie alt-pop/rock artist JEEN announces the fall release of her new album, Tracer, on October 21, 2022. Kicking off with the first single “On and On” today, co-produced with Ian Blurton, JEEN plays her usual rhythm guitar but also took over bass and synth duties here with Blurton covering lead guitar and Stephan Szczesniak heard on the drums.
(May 3, 2022) – Today, The Afghan Whigs announce their first studio album in five years How Do You Burn?, which is set for release on September 9th via Royal Cream/BMG. Also out today is the second song taken from the new album titled “The Getaway.” A brand-new music video for “The Getaway” also makes its debut today.
(April 22, 2022) On the heels of the release of their fiery EP ‘Singles’, Miesha and the Spanks keep the ball rolling today with the delivery of a highly emotive garage-rock sensation, “Dig Me Out”. All sales from the single will go directly to the Indian Residential School Survivors’ Society, an organization with a twenty-year history of providing services to residential school survivors.
(April 12, 2022) – Little Destroyer, the fierce, noisy alt-rock band making waves in their hometown of Vancouver have released their menacing new single and video for “Hitman” today via Tiny Kingdom. Produced by Howard Redekopp (Mother Mother, Tegan and Sara, The New Pornographers), “Hitman” is an off-beat commentary that touches upon the harassment women encounter in today’s society. The video is directed by the talented Connor McGuire, who directed the band’s previous three videos.
(April 8, 2022) – Award-winning singer-songwriters and producers Maia Davies (Ladies of the Canyon) and Patrick Krief (formerly of The Dears) release their collaborative debut as Darkometro, recalling the neo classicism of Weyes Blood, David Bowie’s atmospheric grandeur, and the acute euphoria of glam-punk sirens Donna Summer and Blondie. First single “Never Been” is available now along with its video, in which Davies’ honeyed vocals and Krief’s blustery production project a vision of a younger self clouded in the romantic fog of teenage exoticism.