Mundo Musique: Celebration’s “Albumin”
In her review of Celebration’s Albumin, Alice Severin of the music blog Northern Transmissions asked the question that I have […]
In her review of Celebration’s Albumin, Alice Severin of the music blog Northern Transmissions asked the question that I have […]

In honor of Michael Cera’s unexpected solo album (which is a pretty good folk album that you can stream on […]

And we continue our visit in Guelph, Ontario (first act featured was Elequant). Ondine Chorus have a unique thing going on. Most […]

English Indie rockers Alt-J made a name for themselves with An Awesome Wave, their debut LP. Full of strange songs […]

Onwards to beautiful Guelph, Ontario! Guelph is a mid-sized university town in Southern Ontario, close enough to Toronto for an […]

Upstate New York folk group, Gilmore Boys released a gorgeous EP Future Unlike Any Past earlier this year. Today’s hidden […]

Earlier this year, New Jersey based singer-songwriter Nicole Atkins released her amazing “dark disco” record Slow Phaser. This week, she […]

For Those Who Like:Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Justin Townes Earle From Christopher Denny‘s story to the music on his second […]

Sturgill Simpson has been very busy over the past year. The Jackson, Kentucky native has recorded and produced two full length […]

Vibrissae by Vibrissae Earlier this year, Portland trio Vibrissae released its self-titled LP. The nine-track album can be best described as minimalist […]

It’s weird to think that we’ve been waiting for a new record from Bishop Allen for 5 years. The New […]
English band Pale Seas, the project of singer-songwriter Jacob Scott, have released singles here and there since 2011 as both […]

New York singer-songwriter Jesse Marchant released a new single last week, “Every Eye Open”, a chilling tune that channels Chris […]

Born in Poland, raised in Australia, and now a free spirit with no permanent residence other than her trusty vans […]

For Those Who Like: The Pains of Being Pure of Heart, Blouse, Temples, Real Estate, Lenny Kravitz If you look […]

Earlier this year, The Dying Arts released their self-titled, debut EP – a five-song compilation of old-fashion alternative rock (if […]

In honour of the recent tributes to The Who and Bear Mountain’s cover of Tears for Fears’ ’80s classic, “Everybody […]

This week, I’m checking out a couple of bands from Saskatoon (check out the first here). For our second pitstop […]

Californian guitarist Janet Noguera is one of those incredibly talented, yet undiscovered composers and guitar players. Her style of percussive […]

Welcome to the first post in our new 49 Above blog, where we spend some time checking out cool acts […]