Dine Alone

Purity Ring's self-titled fourth album marks the beginning of a bold new chapter as the band's most immersive release to date. Long known for their fusion of body horror imagery and ethereal electronics, the duo now shift their focus from the physical to

Hello Hum is the fifth album by Canadian indie rock band Wintersleep, released on June 12, 2012. The band started writing the album during the New Inheritors tour in 2010 and 2011, via "late night voice memo'd bedroom demos, hallucinogenic dreams of Paul

The debut album by the Canadian band Wintersleep, released in 2003. It is simply titled "Wintersleep". It was released on the Dependent Music label. This self-titled album was the band's first full-length release and helped establish their sound in the in

New Inheritors is the fourth album by Canadian indie rock band Wintersleep. The band began working on the album in September 2009. The mixing process finished in January 2010, and the masters were done by February. Several songs that are featured on the a

With time, we come to understand the way the joy of connection is mirrored by the void of loss, how the constancy of love is matched only by the impermanence of life, the simple idea that we could not create light if we did not risk the dark - we’d never

There is no reason for GHOSTWOMAN’s fourth album to exist. Welcome to the Civilized World is born to a broken world; a corrupt inheritance – Evan Uschenko and Ille van Dessel are under no illusions about its futility – and yet, this thing is alive. It’s a

On their fifth album, The Lash, The Dirty Nil strips back their signature flash and colour for something raw and relentless. Inspired by brutal Italian bronze reliefs and medieval aesthetics, the Hamilton, Ontario band embraced a stark black-and-white vis

Orange wax! 'Colder Streams' is, by far, the best record that has ever been made by anyone. Ever. As we all know, the 'press release' is a tool meant to announce and promote a new recording project. A jaded and unreliable sales-pitch at best, the usual 'b