The Drums
Following a freewheeling debut record and the dark synth explorations of sophomore album Portamento, The Drums are back with Encyclopedia. We met up with […]
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Mac Demarco
I like people to be confused, first and foremost. Is Mac DeMarco a child of Edmonton? No. While yes, we could unearth facts detailing […]
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La Roux
It has been five years since we heard La Roux’s emotionally charged synthpop. With indisputable hits like “In for the Kill” and “Bulletproof”, along […]
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Sean Nicholas Savage
“It’s a dramatic zone for me,” the singer-songwriter Sean Nicholas Savage told me via Skype from a flat in London, England. The zone in […]
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The Betrayers
Betrayers are not party-poopers. Despite the title of their recently released debut album, Let the Good Times Die, singer and guitarist Travis Sargent insists […]
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Washed Out
Have you ever tried to explain a dream to someone and felt like you failed in grasping the emotions or adjectives that were so […]
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Disclosure
The young UK producer duo that is giving a modern twist to garage influenced dance music.
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Charles Bradley
I’ve been doing James Brown since I was 14. Now, I’m going to do Charles Bradley. There’s a story in the Bible about a […]
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Wild Nothing
[column size=”2/3″] As a listener — or consumer — of music, it seems that things have never been better. Anything and everything musical is […]
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The xx
Why put effort into any type of creative work? In chatting for a few minutes with Jamie xx before their set in Edmonton, for […]
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Lee Fields
Soul music has undergone a revival in recent years. Undoubtedly some of the appeal of soul music for today’s generation is the stripped down […]
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Beirut
Somewhere between Gulag Orkestar and here, Zach Condon and his crew have stopped wearing their Balkan Folk and Mariachi roots like newly purchased second-hand […]
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