Articles by Kaitlin Ruether

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  Anna Gordon

  Fern Canyon

  PUBLISHED Oct 31, 2018

  Dancing on the delicate power of language and storytelling, Anna Gordon takes us into the wilderness of her own mind with her debut full-le...

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  Madeleine Roger

  Cottonwood

  PUBLISHED Oct 23, 2018

  A kayaker, theatre artist, and one half of the Winnipeg folk duo (and twin-ship) Roger Roger, Madeleine Roger knows how to extend herself t...

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  Belle Plaine

  Malice, Mercy, Grief & Wrath

  PUBLISHED Oct 17, 2018

  On her third full-length release, Belle Plaine finds amplitude by accessing a sense of community. Having grown up in a Saskatchewan town of...

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  Kikagaku Moyo

  Masana Temples

  PUBLISHED Oct 3, 2018

  You never know what to expect when you put on a Kikagaku Moyo album. Excepting a striking groove and a strong sense of rhythm, there are li...

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  Amy Helm

  This Too Shall Light

  PUBLISHED Sep 18, 2018

  In the process of recording This Too Shall Light, Amy Helm launched out of her comfort zone. Pushed by her producer Joe Henry (Joan Baez, B...

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  Chris Velan

  Amateur Hour

  PUBLISHED Sep 12, 2018

  Chris Velan began writing Amateur Hour as a way to explore the complicated emotions that go into (and come out of) relationships. What he e...

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  Elisapie

  The Ballad of the Runaway Girl

  PUBLISHED Sep 11, 2018

  In the six years since releasing her last album, 2012's Travelling Love, Elisapie has grappled with darkness and reconnected with her commu...

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  Courtney Hartman & Taylor Ashton

  Been On Your Side

  PUBLISHED Aug 27, 2018

  Among all of the genre-mingling folk diversity that exists, sometimes there emerges a record that relishes in the simple beauties of the ge...