Eps & Albums
High on the Hog — Mogipbob’s Wry, Warm, and Wonderfully Human Songbook
There is something quietly disarming about High on the Hog, the twelve-track album by Alberta-based songwriter Mogipbob, the creative alias of Jason Graves. At first glance, the record presents itself with humour and a sense of lightness, but beneath its…
Grinding Gears and Glowing Synths: Chas Leman’s REPETITIVE STRAIN Is a Defiant Dance Through Modern Drudgery
After the sharp-witted, retro-leaning theatrics of his 2025 debut Wish The Clock Would Go Back, Chas Leman pulls a dramatic handbrake turn with his new EP REPETITIVE STRAIN. Where the previous record channelled the spirit of Elvis Costello, early David…
Full-Circle Confessions: Add Zedd’s ‘Suicidal Strain’ as an Album Meant to Be Lived With
There is something truly unique about an album that starts its journey decades before it comes out. "Suicidal Strain" by Add Zedd is not just a collection of songs thrown together in a creative rush, but represents the completion of…
Drifting Through Memory and Light: 23 Fields Illuminate The Vacant Stars Of Wandering Souls
Emerging alternative project 23 Fields arrive with The Vacant Stars Of Wandering Souls, a record that feels less like a collection of songs and more like a carefully charted night journey. Across eleven tracks, the album explores isolation, nostalgia, connection,…
Dancing Toward Freedom: How Mishell Ivon and Vincent Kwok Turn “ESCAPE” into a State of Mind
ESCAPE by Mishell Ivon and Vincent Kwok is a promise, a destination, and ultimately a feeling that unfolds across eight meticulously crafted tracks. Spanning just under thirty minutes, the project wastes no time establishing its intent: to lift the listener…
Saltwater Breakbeats and Inner Tides: Alice Okada’s “chapter one: the beach episode” Is a Debut That Drifts, Dives, and Dares
Alice Okada’s chapter one: the beach episode washes in slowly, like tidewater seeping into sand, carrying fragments of memory, rhythm, and emotion with it. Released on January 30th, 2026, the Portland-based artist’s first full-length project is rooted in Jungle and…
Dancing on the Fault Line: Energy Whores Turn Awareness into Ammunition on “Arsenal of Democracy”
Energy Whores’ Arsenal of Democracy is an album that seizes your attention, interrogates it, and refuses to let it off the hook. Hailing from New York, the band have carved out a fiercely distinctive lane where art rock, electronic experimentation,…