Richie Assaly chats with the Toronto group about their colourful, genre-bending sound, blending R&B, garage, drum and bass and hyperpop.

Richie Assaly chats with the Toronto group about their colourful, genre-bending sound, blending R&B, garage, drum and bass and hyperpop.

We spoke with the Toronto-based experimental artist before her appearance at Venus Fest's 10th edition

The organizers behind the ‘Musicians for Palestine Montreal’ comp talk about building cultural support for BDS.

How the Somali diaspora is using music as a tool to piece together lost histories

Cindy Lee’s compositions are fiddly little slices of heaven. She writes pop songs about memory and loss, sung in a delicate falsetto, backed by sweet harmonies.

Montreal's Amarior invokes vengeance and forgiveness in radiant noise

Tia Julien chats with the Palestinian-Canadian artist about her new EP Light Codes, neuroacoustics, sound therapy, and creating music for healing.

Tia Julien chats with the Palestinian-Canadian artist about her new EP Light Codes, neuroacoustics, sound therapy, and creating music for healing.

DeForrest Brown, Jr. revisits R. Murray Schafer's theory of "schizophonia" to examine how streaming platforms like Spotify reshape listening and perception.

DeForrest Brown, Jr. revisits R. Murray Schafer's theory of "schizophonia" to examine how streaming platforms like Spotify reshape listening and perception.

Erin MacLeod explains the Quebec context for everyone's new favourite band

Slipstreams can be avenues of momentum through which artists, scenes, and collective initiatives can transcend their regular working conditions

Looking for some new music? Here are six Canadian albums worth checking out, carefully curated by the New Feeling crew and The Grind’s music contributors…

Looking for some new music? Here are six Canadian albums worth checking out, carefully curated by the New Feeling crew and The Grind’s music contributors…

Behind the masks, Monstrosa are building a creative space where queerness, vulnerability, and chaos roar in harmony.

Tia Julien weaves lyrical fragments from multiple artists into a shared conversation that highlights human creativity, relational sound, and collective meaning.

For too long, food media has felt toothless. Help us take a bite out of it.

How heavy music heals and unites Indigenous people on both sides of a border.