Review: Witch Prophet’s DNA Activation shows the power of family in dark times
The Ontario R&B/soul/hip-hop/jazz artist’s sophomore album is a warmly hypnotic escape that arrives when we need it most
Laura Stanley
March 24, 2020
The Ontario R&B/soul/hip-hop/jazz artist’s sophomore album is a warmly hypnotic escape that arrives when we need it most
Over the next three weeks, a new virtual event series hopes to present at least 19 concerts at 19 different venues, including the Great Hall, 918 Bathurst and Communist’s Daughter
The second annual Toronto festival features pedal steel guitarist Susan Alcorn, kulintang-pop group Pantayo, Yamantaka // Sonic Titan’s Alaska B, members of Bernice and more
The Toronto electronic artist’s restless and fluttering beats are like a pen scrawling across paper, telling numerous stories of Black women experience
The event, which started at Holy Oak and now takes place at Burdock, encourages vulnerability, experimentation and community-building
Their new album Earth To Ursa Major asks big questions about mental illness, gender identity and the universe and finds comfort in not knowing the answers
Ahead of his one-off Soundstreams performance at Buddies In Bad Times, the Tanya Tagaq collaborator shares an ominous spontaneous composition
From Indigenous reclamation to David Bowie obfuscation, these six artists are building new worlds of sound
Toronto singer/songwriter Luke Kuplowsky’s third album is a gentle but elaborate exploration of self