Arcade Fire have come to a point that every iconic band reaches eventually: they are a victim of their own success. They are one of the rare acts that…

Missing those Galaxie 500 albums? Low got too loud? Cowboy Junkies and Kristine Hersh nowhere to be found? Or, whatever happened to Kramer, the guy…

I first took notice of Matt Redman's music when I heard The Heart of Worship more than a decade ago, 15 years to be exact. From then on,…

With Robbie Robertson's Testimony already finding its way to us, the issue of Jane Siberry's album Angels Bend Closer, may make this some kind…

Do you remember when you were young? Do you remember that very distinctive mixed and contradictory feeling of fearlessness and doubt, of possibility…

Boxer is a point of no return for The National. With three albums under their belt, including the critical darling Alligator, the band were starting…

One of the great things about reviewing music is the opportunity it gives me to indulge in my favourite albums whilst giving them my full attention.…

Let’s go back to the time when Muse were able to verify their identity. I remember buying their album Absolution, putting it in my CD player and…

  When three magnificent female vocalists, such as Neko Case, k.d.lang and Laura Veirs are, come together to make an album, the result has to…

What can I say, but to scream of joy that The Jesus and Mary Chain have return in studio format? Now, how much sense does Damage and Joy make? I…

I realise I’m doing this completely the wrong way around, but I really enjoy discovering older music and identifying the newer music it has influenced…

The Maine has been touring non stop since the release of their last album, American Candy, earlier this year. As this is their fifth album, we all…