Leif Vollebekk is Back with a Fresh Batch of Stories
It’s been four years since we last heard from Leif Vollebekk, the laid back, Montreal-based old-school folk singer. His last record, North Americana, left a real impression on me, and since […]
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Out in Space with Kid Koala’s Music to Draw to: Satellite
Sometimes, the music that you need is not something fast-paced and fun, it’s something pensive. Something that makes you take a deep breath and focus on each second as it […]
Boostive Fuses Hip-Hop, Dub and Jazz into a Seamless Groove
The live album. It’s a part of a band’s catalog that can give you some real insight into what makes a band tick. Hearing a piece of what musicians sound […]
Bonobo Takes us on a Pensive Journey with Migration
After a few weeks of letting The Indie Blender sit, I’m finally ready to get back to it. Our first review of 2017 marks the first release of 2017 that […]
Klô Pelgag’s L’étoile thoracique is the Creation of a Rising Star
At the beginning of November, Klô Pelgag, one of Quebec’s up-and-coming artists, released her second full-length album. L’étoile thoracique was my introduction to this promising artist, and I have not yet had […]
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