Toronto indie-pop-rockers Jane’s Party have an incredibly infectious new single out today and we can’t seem to get enough here at The iM. Now it’s time to share it with you.
Check out Change Her Mind in the embed and make sure you hit up their Bandcamp page below as the band is donating all proceeds from today’s sales to the Regent Park Community Health Centre.
Just recently we came across the new single by London post-punk trio Pozi and it’s been on repeat ever since. Imagine CSS and Los Campesinos! had a lovechild… The Nightmare would be the result. The track will be included on their upcoming 5-song effort, 176, due for release on July 3rd via Prah Recordings.
“Taking its title from the eponymous London bus route that runs from Penge to Tottenham Court Road, 176 contains themes of paranoia, social anxiety, jealousy and the accompanying nightmares these can create. All five songs have quite grim, dark subject matter. Once we’d started exploring that paranoid, angsty kind of path, the floodgates seemed to open and we ran with it”
Take a listen in the embed below and be sure to hit up their Bandcamp page to check out their other single Whitewashing.
Hamilton shoegaze outfit Capitol recently dropped a dreamy new single on the masses and we want you to know all about it. The track will be included on a 7″ with b-side Piano Exit, due for release July 31st on Vancouver’s Kingfisher Bluez record label.
Take a listen to Weathered featuring ELIO in the embed below and be sure to follow Capitol over on their socials for more leading up to the release. Looking forward to hearing more from this bunch.
It’s been a while since we’ve posted something from The iM vault and what better day to do it than a Thursday… throwback style.
This ‘vintage’ mixtape was curated some time in early 2008 and features bands like Black Kids, Tegan & Sara, MGMT and The Weakerthans. Enjoy the ride!
Philadelphia by way of Brooklyn experimental electronic producer hectic zeniths first came to our attention way back in 2012. His song, i might drown was on constant repeat here at The iM.
Today we take a trip down memory lane and (re)introduce you to a song that was part of a defining era in indie-electronic music. Check it out in the embed below and don’t forget to hit up hectic zeniths over on Bandcamp… thankfully, he is still making music.
The year is 2010 and the indie music scene is hitting its stride here in Toronto. Enter John O’Regan and his D’Urbervilles (pre-Matters) side-project Diamond Rings… everything points to a bright future for indie-show-goers in the T-Dot. That said, we’re not sure there’s a song that reminds us more of that time period like All Yr Songs; a track we will never tire of.
Check it out in the embed and hit up John’s most recent project JG Ballad at the ‘listen’ link below. There’s some killer covers on there only he could create… and we mean that in the best way possible.
Indie-dream-pop band WILDIVE hail from Cologne, Germany. The trio dropped a couple of singles in recent months and we took notice of their latest effort, Euphoria. They count Beach Fossils, Men I Trust and The Smiths as some of their influences.
Check out the new video in the embed below and be sure to hit up their socials for more going forward… looks like these guys are on to something pretty special here.
We recently came across Toronto indie-pop outfit Champion Ski here at The iM and we’re glad we did. The band has a new single out and now it’s time to share it with you.
Check out Norway in the embed below. The song is included on their new split with Toronto folk-rockers B-Squad… all proceeds will be donated to the Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre.
San Diego’s Paul Mall doesn’t have much in the way of socials on the internet but maybe that’s the way he likes it. What he does have is his rather infectious style of music, and that’s all right with us.
We can’t seem to get enough of his latest effort, Shave My Legs and now it’s time to share it with you. Check it out in the embed below and make sure you hit up his other songs Bleeding and We Don’t Dance while you’re at it. Trust us when we say, you’ll be glad you did.
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Toronto electronic-pop duo Southern Shores. Just recently we came across their new single, Estrisa and we can’t take this thing off repeat here at The iM. The song conjures up memories of late 00’s era Delorean and Air France; wispy and carefree, sun soaked vibes that leave us longing for a day at the beach.
Check out the track in the embed below and be sure to visit their socials for more. The new EP, Siena (Part I) is due for release via Cascine on June 12th.