Toronto electronic-synth-wave outfit Division Street recently came up on our radar, and we’re certainly glad they did. We’ve had the new record Waves on some serious rotation here at The iM, and it shows no signs of slowing down.
Now that we have your attention, check it out in the embed below, and be sure to hit up our favourite album tracks Waves and Sandy. Trust us when we say, you’ll be glad you did.
Montreal synth-pop outfit May Have recently came up on our radar and we’re glad they did. Their latest record, Misunderstood, has been on heavy rotation over the last couple of days and shows no signs of letting up. Now, it’s time to share it with you.
Check out the EP in the embed below, and be sure to hit up their socials for more going forward. Trust us when we say, this is a band you don’t want to sleep on.
We first told you about Cincinnati art-pop outfit The Ophelias earlier this month when they dropped their single, Grand Canyon. Well, the band just released a new EP and we’re super stoked to share more music with you today, including a stunning cover of Joni Mitchell‘s, Both Sides, Now.
Check out the For Luck EP in the embed below and be sure to hit up their socials for more. It appears as though this bunch are going places.
Here’s a really nice surprise for your Thursday morning; a new extended-play from Montreal indie-rockers Think About Life that was recorded in 2007 and never released. Taking that into account, we consider this a throwback … the best kind of throwback that is.
Check out the Black Champagne EP in the embed below and be sure to follow the guys over on their socials for more going forward. Not sure about you but this just made our day.
We first told you about Toronto songstress Jena Munn (aka Very Very) back in late April when we came across her stunning video for Daydreams. Well, we’ve got some good news; she’s recently released a 6-song EP and we can’t seem to get enough here at The iM.
Check out Badlands in the embed and be prepared for a musical journey you won’t soon forget. And, while you’re at it, make sure you show your support over on her socials below.
Back in mid-August Montreal indie-pop songstress, Laurence-Anne dropped a new EP on the world wide web. We just came across the 3-song effort today and we couldn’t wait to share this thing with you.
Check out Accident in the embed below and be sure to hit up her socials for more going forward. Glad to have this talented musician on our radar.