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Milk & Bone take control of our minds to tell a quick but lethal tale
Poison – Single by Milk & Bone Since the moment I hit play, I knew Milk & Bone’s “Poison” was going to be a bit of a nasty bite. The Canadian electric-pop duo, who released their debut album in...
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Ummagma tunes you to the right Frequency with their latest release
Frequency by Ummagma What does a riddle wrapped in an enigma sound like? Well, it probably sounds a bit like dreampop duo Ummagma and their latest release Frequency (2015). They specialize in all...
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“Tracksuit Minotaur” and “Post-Apocalypteacakes” make Hologram Teen an...
The indie trade puts a lot of us on unlikely journeys, and the trip that Morgane Lhote (sole proprietor of all things Hologram Teen) is a testament to that fact. Beginning her journey at birth in...
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You’ll go crazy for The Stormalongs’ Schizophrenic
Scherzophrenic by The Stormalongs This album is far from their first rodeo: The Stormalongs have gained appeal since their high-energy debut album Fell Like Bricks (2009). Schizophrenic (2015) comes as...
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Beatcops strike quickly with their “Hit It Again” music video
Mikey Hepner and Tim Fletcher had crossed paths a few times (mostly with the Montreal-based band The Dropouts) before deciding to take themselves seriously and collaborate on an actual project in...
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Kendall Lake sings us a dark story with “Lay You Down” and the result is one...
For one reason or another, someone has foolishly gotten on Kendall Lake’s last nerve, and all the gritty aftermath details have been spilled in her track, “Lay You Down”. Released in last November,...
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Ride the fuzz wave in silence with Treyverb’s A Year Without Words
A Year Without Words by Treyverb So rarely does an instrumental album come along that is so good that I, too, am stunned into silence. But Treyverb (known to most as Trey McManus) did just that with...
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The My Cruel Goro EP is far from old-fashioned but is not a stereotype of...
My Cruel Goro EP by My Cruel Goro Few bands are as international as My Cruel Goro. Originally hailing from Italy, they currently make their music from Iceland, using the usual social media streams to...
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Crawl’s The Crockford Files gives us something new to bang our heads to
“Heavy Rain” – Crawl http://razmatazmag.com/wp-content/uploads/03-Heavy-Rain.mp3 A lot of good heavy metal bands have that one-word “thump” of a title that hits you just as heavily as the music it...
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Rodney Cromwell’s Black Dog EP sports a crisp futuristic sound
Black Dog EP by Rodney Cromwell In fashion with a lot of other indie acts, Rodney Cromwell (the newest project for synthetic pop artist Adam Cresswell) has this zany style that strikes you first with...
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The Nursery rises up from its Digital Ashes
Digital Ashes – EP by The Nursery Toronto-based foursome The Nursery is one of those bands that can seemingly do no wrong. Their newest EP, Digital Ashes, was released at the end of July and is a short...
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Little You, Little Me gives a double-dose of rock with “Racket in My Brain”
I’d Watch the Day Til It Died by Little You, Little Me There’s nothing small about Little You, Little Me – especially when it comes to their ideology surrounding the rock drought in our mainstream...
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Toronto is awesomely celebrated by Tremayne’s “City Lights” video
Toronto-based rapper Tremayne is breaking through from 2015 with his new video “City Lights”, produced by StayOutLate Arts & Entertainment. There isn’t much of an online presence here aside from a...
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Geoffroy gives us a sound that’s “Soaked in Gold”
Folk and electronic is an odd combination, but one that’s ever-increasing in popularity. Montreal-based singer/songwriter Geoffroy flexes both muscles and shows that this is a trend worth getting...
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Ted Z and the Wranglers are sharp-shooters of country with Ghost Train
Ghost Train by Ted Z and The Wranglers Country and rock have always gone hand-in-hand in that outlaw style of music, and few bands personify that brand more than Ted Z and the Wranglers. Made up of...
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Electric Parlor reminds us of classic ‘70s rock with their debut album
Electric Parlor by Electric Parlor Electric Parlor, the band that prides itself in maintaining the tradition of rock and roll, released their debut album of the same name back in 2015. Despite the name...
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Bloodhounds on my Trail teach an old genre new tricks with Escape II
Over The Wall by Bloodhounds On My Trail Following the Escape EP (2014) that put Bloodhounds On My Trail on the radar of many an indie fan, the guys return with the shoe-gaziest of shoe-gaze music:...
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Sleep Gallery comes as Luka Fisher’s next audio collage
Sleep Gallery by Luka Fisher Los Angeles-based ambient musician Luka Fisher and the team released their experimental collection: Sleep Gallery (2015) courtesy of Silber Records. They describe their...
View ArticleForest Moon’s A Northern Star, A Perfect Stone paints Northern landscapes...
A Northern Star, A Perfect Stone by Forest Moon Even our most patriotic tend to forget the gentle ambience of the Northern landscapes when thinking of Canada in favour of political scandal, fast city...
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Dresden Wolves talk about their origins, sound development, and the Mexican...
Every once in a while, you’ll come across a band that has such a unique vibe and style going for it that you’re inclined to learn a little more about it. Dresden Wolves is such a band: a vicious punk...
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