Review: Serafin LaRiviere, “Unravel”
We are always happy to feature some great Canadian jazz music here at Great Dark Wonder, and are excited to share this latest release…
reviews
Review: Julie Neff, “Over It”
Toronto, ON indie pop/rock/R&B rising artist Julie Neff formally unleashed her latest six-song, genre-blending EP, “Over It,” to the world just a week ago. …
Review: Bet Smith, “Downer”
From the clarion beauty of its opening track to the intimate vulnerability of its last, Bet Smith’s new album, “Downer,” is a luminant collection…
Review: Scott Mackay, “Stupid Cupid”
Earlier this month PEI singer-songwriter Scott MacKay released his third album, “Stupid Cupid,” which was co-produced with Adam Gallant (Dennis Ellsworth) at The Hill…
Review: Kandle & Kendel, “Birds”
Unless you’ve lived under a rock for the last six months or so, it has been impossible to not hear some of the revelations…
Martin’s Top Four Canadian Albums Of 2020
Following up from my list last week that chronicled what I consider to be twenty of the best album releases from Canada through 2020,…
2020 Top Twenty Album List
Upon reflection, I would say that it was around the early part of summer 2020 when the reality of the Covid-19 pandemic hit home…
Review: Jelena Ćirić, “Shelters One”
As we continue to count down these last remaining days of what has been a challenging year, I glanced back to our postings from…
Review: Robert Connely Farr, “Country Supper”
Where there’s smoke there’s fire. Where there’s fire there’s light, comfort, and warmth. Where’s there’s comfort and warmth, there can often be found supper…
Take A Chance On Me: Lhasa de Sela, “Live In Reykjavik”
The great thing about timeless music is it is never too late to hear. You can never “miss the boat” because records last forever…