Alt-indie group JayWood has released “Moon Cats,” the third single from their upcoming debut LP Time. Frontman Jeremy Haywood-Smith takes us through his favourite track and the story behind the new album (out June 7).
Graeme Houssin sits down with one of Winnipeg’s premiere punk drummers to talk about emotional labour, Mario Kart and navigating the non-binary. This article is a partnership between SPF and Queer Music Spotlight, a blog by Houssin showcasing the best queer-made music weekly.
Painting a painful portrait of infidelity and the dark truths we often try our best not to think about, is the brand new split release, homewrecker. The five-song EP is the latest collaborative project by Canadian musicians housepanther and wrecker and melds indie-pop, folk, and rock to bring you a memorable and moving batch of songs. We sat down with Bailee Woods (housepanther) and Jory Strachan (wrecker) to chat about what sparked the project, working together and what it takes to write such intricate and intimate songs.
The old school pop-punk revival is alive and well in Denver thanks to Stray the Course. Melding the signature upbeat, pop elements of late 90s punk with the darker states of early emo, the quartet blends their favourite musical elements to create their nostalgic and emotionally-driven debut EP, Jetlag.
In late 2017, the Canadian punk scene said a heart-wrenching goodbye to Dangercat, one of Winnipeg’s most prominent groups, but hoping to fill that void now is new punk band, Sour Days.
After years of the starting-and-stopping of the writing and recording process, the duo is set to release their new album, Can’t Not, on October 5th, 2018.
Featuring interviews with Veritah and soma, and our artist picks for Nov/Dec
