We first told you about the new album from Montreal noise-makers No Joy back in mid-July. Well, the band is back with another single ahead of the record release and we couldn’t wait to tell you about it here at The iM.
Check out Dream Rats in the embed below and be sure to hit up their socials for more leading up to the release. Motherhood drops August 21st via Hand Drawn Dracula.
Sintja Baba and her Toronto-based electronic-pop project Sintia have released a series of singles over the last few months. Today, we came across the latest one, Speak To Me, and we couldn’t wait to tell you about it. It’s a rather infectious number that hits in all the right places.
Check it out in the embed and make sure you follow this talented artist over on her socials below. And, while we’ve got your attention, don’t forget to check out her latest videos here.
Back in early July, Hamilton’s Troy Witherow (aka Illitry) dropped a brand new single on the masses. We were super excited to hear new music from the project and now we’re stoked to tell you that he is back with another single, Hedge My Bets. It’s been on repeat all afternoon here at The IiM and shows no signs of slowing down.
Check it out in the embed below and be sure to hit up his socials for more going forward; looks like there’s a new album in the works, so stay tuned.
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Dublin’s Feather Beds but the wait is now over with a new video for the latest single, Fragile. It’s a real slow, laid back number that we can’t seem to get enough of here at The iM.
Check it out in the embed below and make sure you hit up his socials below for more going forward. The new EP, Fragile/Temper, drops October 16th.
Way back when we first started making mixtapes for The iM, you would often find something from Bavarian indie-electronic pioneers The Notwist. Luckily for us, the band continues to make music but today we take a trip down memory lane with one of our favourite album cuts from their exceptional 2002 long-player, Neon Golden.
Check out Consequence in the embed and be sure to hit up their socials for more going forward. The good news is, the band is set to release new music for the first time in six years; you can listen to the lead single from the Ship EP here.
To say that we were big fans on Regina indie-pop outfit Library Voices back in the day, would be a serious understatement. We haven’t heard much from the band in recent years but what we do have is a new record coming out from one of the members, Michael Scott Dawson. This is a completely different direction musically and we like what we hear. Now, it’s time to share it with you.
“In late 2017 Dawson suffered an unexpected bout of vertigo. For the better part of 18 months the thought of working on music felt impossible. Some days just the thought of listening to music felt impossible. As the symptoms started to recede, he rediscovered a love for close listening. Before long he had set up a makeshift studio at home and started work on what would become Nowhere, Middle of. Reflecting on the project, Dawson states “I knew I wanted to rely as much on scotch tape as a computer.”
Check out the first single All The Things This Isn’t in the embed below and be sure to hit up his socials for more leading up to the release. The new album, Nowhere, Middle Of drops October 16th via We Are Busy Bodies.
Whatever Marlon Chaplin is doing these days, he seems to be doing it right. Just recently he released another music video on the world and we can’t get enough of his new electronic, synth-driven sound. Now, it’s time to share the latest with you.
Check out the clip for Empty Shells in the embed below and don’t forget to hit up his socials to show your support. The song will be included on his new album, Synestalgia, due for release sometime this summer.
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Toronto by way of Vancouver indie-electronic outfit Speaker Face. Good news for us… the wait is over. The 3-piece is back with a groovy new track and we couldn’t wait to share it with you.
“Phosphorescence is a thank you letter to those who were here long before us, specifically the Coast Salish, and the early 1900s Japanese settlers, who were interned during WWII.”
Check out the song in the embed and be sure to hit up their socials to show your support. Let’s hope more music is on the way.
Victoria indie-electronic duo Freak Heat Waves are back with a hypnotic new single off their upcoming album, Zap The Planet. We’ve had this thing on repeat all afternoon and now it’s time for you to take a listen.
Check out Let It Go in the embed and make sure you head over to their socials below for more leading up to the release. And, while you’re at it, check out the first single Nothing Lasts Forever here. The record drops September 4th via Telephone Explosion.
Edmonton multi-instrumentalist and producer Michael Werbicki is the brains behind Motorbike James. We recently came across his debut track me Roll and this thing has been on heavy rotation ever since. It’s a real hypnotic number that we can’t get enough of and now it’s time to share it with you.
Take a listen in the embed below and make sure you hit up his socials to show your support. Can’t wait to hear more going forward.