THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By Emily Migchels March 30, 2017
You might not know it, but we’ve been waiting for this album since 1998. It’s not easy for a decade-defined band to come back into the modern world, but the Jesus and Mary Chain are not going to let you down.
By Tanner Bayne March 23, 2017
Cascades is a collaborative EP composed by two musical masterminds from Montreal, including pianist Jean-Michel Blais and electronic producer CFCF. Simply, Cascades is stunning.
By Emily Migchels March 16, 2017
If you’re pining for a throwback to 2010 angsty indie dramas, fear not, the Shins are back. Heartworms, the band’s first LP in five years, doesn’t stray too far from the jangly quirkiness on which the band was founded.
By Tanner Bayne March 9, 2017
At the most basic level, this third release from bassist extraordinaire Thundercat is a breakup album. Drunk is a behemoth.
By Emily Migchels March 2, 2017
Like the Cranberries — if Cranberries went on vacation in Southern California and maybe joined a cult — this album has surf tones.
By Tanner Bayne February 16, 2017
If you’ve been looking for a little sonic catharsis lately — and I think we all have — look no further. Alexa Dirks, who operates under the moniker Begonia, has just released Lady In Mind, which is just what you need to hear.
By Emily Migchels February 9, 2017
A long way from a teen’s solo basement recordings, Cherry Glazerr shows off a new, fuller sound with their latest release.
By Emily Migchels January 26, 2017
Alive in Tucson, a Saskatoon home-grown band, is the group to watch in 2017. The band’s members primarily reside in Saskatoon and have released a stellar EP sure to satiate garage dwellers everywhere.