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Brock Geiger Unveils New Single “Early August Rain” Ahead of Album Release
LISTEN IN HERE: https://open.spotify.com/track/2gfrtht7LCKiK5ErFqKoxP?si=fa8cd638da2a4d74 Brock Geiger’s latest single, “Early August Rain,” offers an introspective look at acceptance in the face of overwhelming uncertainty. Drawing inspiration from personal upheaval and the devastating wildfires that have affected Canada in recent years, the song transforms struggle into a hopeful and thought-provoking ballad. With its mix of alternative and indie rock sensibilities, “Early August Rain” seamlessly blends organic instrumentation with electronic textures, providing a glimpse into Geiger’s upcoming album, Some Nights, set for release on March 18th, 2025.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Newbridge Reveals Powerful Single “Centuries” Ahead of Debut Album Release
LISTEN TO “CENTURIES” HERE Halifax, Nova Scotia-based rock and Americana collective Newbridge has unveiled their new single, “Centuries,” offering a sweeping and emotional journey that captures the chaos and excitement of rediscovering love after years of guarded hesitation. A fusion of rock, R&B, and folk, “Centuries” explores both the darkness and exhilaration that comes with stepping into something unfamiliar, marking a bold new chapter for the band. The track is set to be part of their debut album, Past Lives, scheduled for release on March 28th.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Jenny Palacios Reveals New Single “Took” Exploring the Struggles of Digital Identity
Toronto-based indie pop singer-songwriter Jenny Palacios has unveiled her latest single, "Took," a vibrant and angsty track that blends elements of rock, alt pop, and pop rock. The song explores the complexities of digital identity and the pressure to maintain an artist persona in the age of social media. With infectious energy and a dose of tongue-in-cheek irony, "Took" captures Jenny's personal struggle with internet culture and the toll it takes on her sense of self-worth.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Nares Unveils Haunting Music Video for “Levitate” Featuring 8485
Canadian dark pop artist Nares has unveiled the official music video for her hauntingly ethereal single “Levitate,” featuring 8485. The track offers a deeply introspective journey, blending somber melodies with expansive production to create an immersive atmosphere. “Levitate” explores themes of emotional transformation, isolation, and connection, inviting listeners to experience a deeply emotional landscape where longing and transcendence coexist.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Dive into "The Cherale," a Gripping Story of Horror and Ancestral Secrets, From Lance Marwood
Lance Marwood’s The Cherale is a gripping debut novel that plunges readers into a nightmare of generational horror, psychological torment, and cosmic dread. Released through V13 Press, the book marks Marwood’s transition from music journalism and nonfiction into the realm of supernatural fiction with remarkable confidence and intensity.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Jordan Venn and the Slizneys Channel 90s Rock with a Modern Edge
Toronto-based rock band Jordan Venn and the Slizneys pay homage to the golden era of 90s alternative rock with M@GIC WRDS*, an album that captures the raw energy and emotional depth of the time while keeping a foot firmly planted in the present. At the heart of the record is “♡WWI>SPQR♡,” a high-energy, grunge-driven track that wrestles with the passage of time, historical weight, and personal mortality.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Keegan Powell Redefines His Sound with Two Electrifying Singles
Canadian musician Keegan Powell unveils a dynamic sonic experience with the release of his latest singles, “Beginning of Life” and “My Maker.” Joined by his band, The Jetpacks, Powell breathes new life into these songs, reworking them into their most definitive versions. This release merges nostalgia with innovation, capturing the raw intensity of their live performances.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Takes an Army Unleashes a Powerful New Punk Anthem
Hamilton-based punk trio Takes an Army has returned with an electrifying new single, You and Me. The track is a high-energy explosion of melodic punk and ska influences, combining driving instrumentals with introspective lyrics. It captures both the raw emotion and anthemic spirit that define the band’s sound.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Nightjacket Unveils New Single
Los Angeles dream pop band Nightjacket unveils their latest single, “My Only Heart,” an intimate and soaring love song that captures the warmth of devotion. A shimmering blend of ethereal guitars, lush synths, and heartfelt vocals, the track is a sonic love letter filled with nostalgia and undeniable romance.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
"Blaze Without Burning" is William May’s Daring and Inventive Debut
Poetry has long been a vessel for self-discovery, resilience, and reinvention, and William May’s debut chapbook, Blaze Without Burning, is a striking example of how language can illuminate the human experience. Set for release on May 30, 2025, through Finishing Line Press, this collection of poems is both a personal and artistic triumph for May, who has crafted a work that is as structurally inventive as it is emotionally resonant.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Henry Taylor Strikes Back with “I DON’T HAVE A NAME”
Kitchener-Waterloo-based singer-songwriter Henry Taylor is back with a powerful new single titled “I DON’T HAVE A NAME.” This explosive track channels the spirit of classic protest anthems, drawing inspiration from the fierce energy of Neil Young’s “Rockin’ in the Free World.” With its driving rock ‘n’ roll guitars and unfiltered vocal delivery, Taylor’s latest release boldly addresses the growing divide between the ultra-wealthy and the increasing numbers of people who feel abandoned by society’s promises.
By Chris Adams12 months ago in Beat
Strange Plants Introduces a Fresh Take on Psychedelic Rock
With their debut single Tell Me All Your Secrets Pt. 2 Halifax band Strange Plants redefine the boundaries of psychedelic rock. Seamlessly merging a Gap Band-inspired rhythm section with powerful rock vocals the track delivers an energetic yet introspective exploration of fractured relationships and hidden truths.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
