5 October 2026 – Blue Umbrella Weather Tropical Storm With an Extremely Breezy Indie-Rock Groove
Canadian outfit Blue Umbrella release Tropical Storm, a sun-drenched indie-rock single offering breezy guitar grooves and relaxed melodic momentum.
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Canadian outfit Blue Umbrella release Tropical Storm, a sun-drenched indie-rock single offering breezy guitar grooves and relaxed melodic momentum.
Canadian producer and DJ D. Tiffany headlines ZeeZout's after-hours bill at BRET, bringing dark, intricate underground electronic energy.
Cartel Madras return with EVIDENT 2 ME, a drum and bass collaboration with Toronto producer Jide that reopens the Canadian duo’s punk-rap universe.
British Columbia five-piece BackPorch Banjo release What a Difference a Day Makes, an acoustic roots album where banjo, fiddle and harmonies carry stories of work, love and heartbreak.
Calgary band The Fragments release You’re Not Alone, a quirky indie-rock record built around vocal charm, melodic warmth and community-sized feeling.
Spencer Krug releases Same Fangs on 15 May via Pronounced Kroog, continuing the prolific solo chapter of one of Canadian indie rock’s most recognizable voices.