“George Thorogood” by Grimelda
“Everything Where It Should Be” by The Holy Gasp
“Slouching Toward Bethlehem” by Devon Church
“Tiny Devil” by divorcer
“Play” by Fang and the Toe Beans
“Piccolo Lina” by God’s Mom
“The One” by Caveman & The Banshee
“Waiting For The Light To Quit” by ALL HANDS_MAKE LIGHT
“Mom Jeans/Mom Genes” by miesha & the spanks
“Learning to Say No” by Valiska
Progressive-sounding, ambient space-jazz from The Poly-Tones.
Blair Colwell and Skyler Cafferata of Saskatoon are Grimelda (fka The Faps). Here they display a somewhat showy, glam-rock approach to the artsy noise metal. Features Casper James of the Welsh band TELGATE on vocals.
Grungy, fuzzed out psychedelia is truly music to our ears, thanks to Saskatoon’s Shirley & The Pyramids.
The insane duo of Blair Colwell and Skyler Cafferata from Saskatoon have changed their name from The Faps to Grimelda. “George Thorogood” finds their music as strange as ever.
Says Grimelda: Why’s it called “George Thorogood?” Cause we’re all George Thorogood.
Post-industrial imagery sets the appropriate mood for Steve Bate’s electronic meditation (with a metallic edge).
“On fera la fête” by Marie-Clo x éemi
“Glimpse” by Dead Soft
“Give Me Fun” by Ausfunkt
“Peace of Mind” by Praises
“Progress” by TOVI
“Surfin’ Iona” by Night Court
“Passe-moé un Québec” by Barry Paquin Roberge
“Blue Juniper” by The Sylvia Platters
“Lalala (Want Somebody)” by TDJ
“Never Been” by Darkometro
Marie-Clo x éemi is a collaboration between two bilingual singer-songwriters — Marie-Clo, a Franco-Ontarian, and éemi, a Fransaskoise (i.e. from Saskatchewan). Together they create feathery light electro-acoustic folk with fascinating structures.
“Mirror” by Russell Louder
“Be Nice to Everyone You Meet” by The Moneygoround
“No Sun” by The Dog Indiana
“Wet Streets” by FICMARO
“Tu as tellement changé (ft. Les Deuxluxes)” by Larynx
“White Noise” by Dried Out
“Bath With Friends” by Dump Babes
“La poudre aux yeux” by Lisa LeBlanc
“Solipsism” by Dual Nature
“Impress Your Neighbours” by Susans
Saskatoon’s June Thrasher hits emotional heights with swirling, arpeggiating synths.
Irregular Dreams 