5 Emerging Canadian Artists You Need to Hear in March 2025
While you're waiting for winter to finally thaw out, here are some artists guaranteed to whip up a little thermal energy. Our New Faves for
While you're waiting for winter to finally thaw out, here are some artists guaranteed to whip up a little thermal energy. Our New Faves for
It's a new month! Making it to the next arbitrary calendric marker of time is as good as any reason to celebrate in times like these, right
On November 25, 2023, twin brothers Tyson and Dylon Opalinsky of emerging metal band Opal in Sky drove to the Thunderbird Arena in
With JUNOfest taking over Vancouver on March 28 and 29, followed by the 2025 JUNOS at Rogers Arena on March 30, this month will bring some
With spring approaching slowly but surely, concert season is beginning to ramp up, and Montreal has a healthy offering of live shows to
Here we are in the year 2025, and our weekly memes roundup has two different posts about Joanna Newsom. Maybe this is the universe's way of
Wavelength Winter Festival is a Toronto institution 25 years in the making, as the community concert series celebrates two and a half
'I'm a TV' is Mae Martin's self-described "earnest music album," and its forthright sincerity will doubtless come as a surprise for fans of
Do anything for 25 years and people start expecting certain things from you. For Noah Lennox, those expectations include stacked vocals
After three weeks of February concert recommendations, have you still not found what you're looking for? Whether it's a beautiful day or a
"It's kind of next level in a lot of ways to see Winnipeggers saying, 'We've never seen a more authentic depiction of Winnipeg than this'"
Quebec content stands tall in this week's roundup of the funniest music memes and shitposts, including Azealia Banks's assessment of French
Welcome to Basia Bulat's house. With her new album (out on February 21 through Secret City Records), the songwriter is welcome listeners
Ambient music has exploded on streaming services, as listeners turn to abstract soundscapes for relaxation and concentration — but one labe
"This is the first time in my life that I'm not chaotic," Saya Gray tells me without ceasing movement. She's pacing back and forth on Zoom
The just-passed Valentine's Day and Black History Month provide a joyous reprieve to the grey beginnings of the calendar year. Celebrating
Not to out Canada as a fake country or anything, but it's pretty funny that today is Family Day in five provinces, while others are out here
That sportball recital sure was something, eh? Anyway... Valentine's Day is here, and while Canada's Certified Loverboy hides his
Last year, Charli XCX's 'BRAT' generator was inescapable, with fans — and even Kamala Harris's official campaign page — using it to render
Horsegirl have moved on to greener pastures: the last couple of years have seen big changes for singer-guitarists Penelope Lowenstein and
When I arrive at the Toronto Maple Leafs practice facility in Toronto, the rink is empty. When I'd visited in the past, a sea of players in
The Grammy Awards to Superbowl Sunday to Valentine's Weekend is a hell of a run in terms of things we're meant to feel like we should get
The internet was supposed to end the monoculture — but instead it only consolidated taste, algorithms creating the illusion of choice while
"Once you start a war, what does it take to finish a war?" writer and director Christopher Andrews ponders, recalling this question as form
There's probably something poetic in how the shortest month of the year inevitably follows the longest (sure, there are others on the
My name is Drake and I'm here to say, our weekly roundup of music memes is back in a major way. This week, we've got a tattoo of all our fa
Here at Exclaim!, we're standing at the crossroads, just trying to sell a guitar on Kijiji! This month's comics page includes a meeting with
As Dream Theater celebrate their 40th anniversary, the storied prog metal band have come full-circle: their 16th studio album, this year's
The waters never seem to calm for Spiritbox. The Victoria, BC-founded group are one of the fastest-rising acts in modern metal, with their
Despite being the shortest month of the year, February has no shortage of live music offerings. From Canadian singer-songwriters to solo
Let's all make an effort to squeeze as many concerts as possible into the shortest month of the year! This February packs a punch in a small
Ah, February — the short king of months. It's a welcome change after dragging ourselves through the 90-some days of January, and the concert
Last night (February 2), the Weeknd showed up at the Grammy Awards to perform "Cry for Me" and "Timeless" from his newly released album
Even before Donald Trump's threats against Canada, the border may have caused at least one concert cancellation in Toronto. Jhené Aiko
One of the most uniquely located film festivals in the country, Available Light Film Festival (ALFF), is back for its 23rd edition from
Together, we could get stoned and listen to emo music like Halsey and Evanescence! This week in our roundup of memes and shitposts, we've
"I call Toronto the city that farts. As opposed to Vancouver — that is the city of urine. In Vancouver, all the back alleys smell like
"Find someone made just for you," reads the tagline for Drew Hancock's buzzy debut 'Companion.' Anyone who's watched the film's trailers
The more Tom Green changes, the more he stays the same. In 2021, Green pulled up stakes in Los Angeles and moved to the Ottawa Valley. He
As they (Nelly Furtado, first and foremost) say, all good things must come to an end. Our Class of 2025 concert series, proudly supported by
"I didn't really listen to my old music much," acknowledges Neko Case. "I was so deep in just making it happen it's hard to remember." Case
Here on the severed floor of Exclaim!, our work is mysterious and important — much like the surprising resemblance between Lil Wayne and
In the early morning of September 6, 1972, the ABC Sports broadcast control room in Munich, West Germany went quiet. Led by a young Geoffrey
During last year's infamous rap feud, Drake and Kendrick Lamar kept searching for a smoking gun. In "meet the grahams," Lamar alleged that
In 2019, Royal Mountain Records launched a mental health fund for its artists, providing artists with money to use for therapy and wellness
Just like TikTok in the US after that so-called ban, we're back already! There's no weird propaganda to be had here; just stellar local live
The year is 2025 and Bob Dylan is, yet again, having a moment. Between Dylan's curious social media presence and Timothée Chalamet's
At the outset of yet another Trump presidency, and after months of the politician's inflammatory anti-Canuck rhetoric, Densil
It's a new year! Just like that, we're living in the hyper-future. Let's hope 2025 has more good to offer the world than 2024 did
Well, TikTok — it's been real, it's been fun, but it hasn't been real fan. With the social media platform running out of road and a US ban