Album Reviews: September 24, 2018

 Dilly Dally - Heaven (Toronto) After nearly falling apart as a band if the stories are to be believed, Dilly Dally has moved forward on their newest record. Though it rarely captures the same brutality of their last record, the mix of exploration and guttural moments really keep the record

JUNO Spotlight: Dilly Dally

 Nominated for: Alternative Album Of The Year (Soar) Taking almost six years since forming to put out their debut record Sore, you'd be hard-pressed to admit the time wasn't worth it for the Toronto rockers. With guitarists Katie Monks and Liz Ball teaming up after high school, it took years

JUNO Spotlight: Weaves

 Nominated for: Alternative Album Of The Year (Weaves) With a string of smaller releases, Weaves was already building a lot of hype around themselves by the time their self-titled debut came out. Their sound takes a pop-structure to such an addictive and abrasive place and is so distinctly their own. It's a