Arts & Crafts

Foxwarren, the Canadian indie collective fronted by Andy Shauf, returns with their sophomore album 2.

Joined by his fellow Canadian childhood friends and close collaborators Dallas Bryson (guitar), Darryl Kissick (bass), Avery Kissick (drums), and Coli

Let it Die forms the missing link between ye old folk (storytelling), the Brill era (the quest for the hook), doo-wop (melody and mood), and minimal pop arrangements.

Released in Canada on Arts & Crafts to overwhelming critical acclaim, Let it Die land

Following the 2019 soundtrack release of Matthias & Maxime, Mercury KX deliver Jean-Michel Blais's new LP Aubades. The new album from the Montreal-based icon of modern-classical music shows a new side to the artist. The album features some of his best pia

Mangan, Dan: Natural Light LP

After seven years, Japandroids have returned with Fate and Alcohol, their fourth and final full-length. Written in part while the Vancouver duo-guitarist-vocalist Brian King and drummer-vocalist David Prowse-were touring behind, Near to the Wild Heart of

20th Anniversary Edition of Stars' legendary album Set Yourself on Fire. Lovingly reimagined on 140g colored vinyl housed in a special die-cut jacket with printed inner sleeve, 12” x 24" pinup poster and a temporary tattoo featuring the iconic flame desig

More than a decade in the making, Lustre Parfait is the long-mythologized collaboration of rock n' roll giants. Gord Downie, the iconic frontman of The Tragically Hip, and legendary producer Bob Rock (Metallica, Bon Jovi, Motley Crüe, Michael Bublé) combi

Once a two-person basement recording project, Broken Social Scene came to life onstage as a shadowy improvisational entity with a revolving-door roster, each concert a wholly unique experience dependent on the room, the weather, what they ate for dinner t

The Reminder was the 2007 breakthrough album for indie music star Feist. It features the singles "My Moon My Man", "I Feel It All", "Sea Lion Woman" and most famously, "1234", which became the theme song to Apple's iPod Nano campaign that year. The album