Meltt excel at groovy psych-pop with a light touch. The video features intriguing animation and live shots from director Sterling Larose.

Meltt excel at groovy psych-pop with a light touch. The video features intriguing animation and live shots from director Sterling Larose.
Vancouver’s Blessed with more of their exciting and dangerous math-rock.
Victoria’s Divisionaries with a cool, lo-fi psych-surf tune.
Nelson’s Jill McKenna leads a group of talented musicians as Marivon. Dig the jazzy stylings of the more art-folk track “like a tangled hymn”.
Victoria stoner/punk band The Dog Indiana growl in post-rock anger on the track “Loaf”.
From the album ‘Burnt Ends’ (April 1).
John Brennan and Greg Saunier (Deerhoof, Kamikaze Nurse) leisurely collaborate and we are the beneficiaries of their avant-garde stylings.
Lilting and soft, “Quiero Quedarme” drifts into your consciousness in completely timeless fashion.
“Librevox” by The Psychic Alliance
“Family Values” by AUSFunkt
“Walker Park” by DEARLY BELOVED
“Negative self talk therapy” by KMVP
“Dark Petal (You Can’t Say Bouquet)” by CATOLICO
“Time” by Elizabeth Shepherd
“Devil Does” by Cots
“she’s my baby” by kkidss
“carvers, farriers and knaves” by BIG|BRAVE
“lamp” by TENT CITY
Victoria’s “band-with-a-name-that’s-a-social-statement” makes a grungy, artsy statement with a tune that is really the title track to ‘homesick for a place that doesn’t exist’.
Angular art-punk is the name of the game with this new band from Vancouver.