Canadian indie-pop darlings Belle Game released Sprit off of their upcoming album, FEAR/NOTHING out September 8th. Taking on a lighter sound compared to their 2013 album, Ritual Tradition Habit, which was had an impending darkness weaved into each track, Spirt still has all of the band’s charm. Andrea Lo’s powerful vocals amplify the new more pop-based sound and keepsContinue reading “New Belle Game”
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Front Row at Canadian Music Week: She Devils, Frigs + more
[CMW] 17 Unmissable bands You’ve probably never heard of
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TURF Day Three: Death Cab for Cutie, Jimmy Eat World + More
No rain, no construction, and a lot of sun, the final day of Toronto Urban Roots Fest ended on a bright note. Death Cab for Cutie ended the festival and shared the spotlight with Jimmy Eat World, The Hold Steady and many other amazing acts. Check out the photos below! Want more photos? Check outContinue reading “TURF Day Three: Death Cab for Cutie, Jimmy Eat World + More”
Explore The Hidden Gems of TURF
In a few short weeks one of Toronto’s best festivals will take over Fort York and unleash a stellar lineup. Death Cab for Cutie, James Bay and (for the nostalgic ones) Jimmy Eat World are just a few names drawing people in. But there are some amazing up and coming performers that should not beContinue reading “Explore The Hidden Gems of TURF”
[This Week’s Top 5 Tracks you need to hear]: Belle Game, The Medicine Hat + More
Top Five | A band on the rise, a band returning and more can’t miss tracks to start your day of right.
Review: The Belle Game – Ritual Tradition Habit
This band makes you feel something. They take you into their world and submerge you with soulful rhythmic songs. The debut album, Ritual Tradition Habit, takes you into another world of soulful, dramatic, fantasy and has a presence of beauty laced into each track. The five-member orchestral band is a mix of dark pop, huntingContinue reading “Review: The Belle Game – Ritual Tradition Habit”
