Thought-provoking and emotionally-charged Canadians PISS debut with the devastating you made me / skin on linen

A reaffirmation of the man’s elemental power and enduring importance

It’s the sense of community inherent in the creation of These Killing Times that provides the clearest imprint of optimism, though. On Engine Of Hell, Emma was alone. This time, she’s surrounded herself with like-minded creators to fight the good fight. Her reinvigoration is a bright burst of light indeed

Delivered vocally in a manner that borders on a stream of consciousness, it’s almost as if he has his eyes rolled back in his skull, lost in the memories, overwhelmed by feeling. As the song fades to silence, the tears of grief have finally given way to a smile. It’s a masterstroke from an unretired MC

With more of what existing devotees demand, plus a few degrees of increasing accessibility, Who Loves The Sun suggests that as the climate around them heats up, so do Chat Pile. At least the latter is a very good thing

Despite translating like a playlist instead of a cohesive record, it’s still fantastic to see The Linda Lindas embrace experimentation in this way

Delivered vocally in a manner that borders on a stream of consciousness, it’s almost as if he has his eyes rolled back in his skull, lost in the memories, overwhelmed by feeling. As the song fades to silence, the tears of grief have finally given way to a smile. It’s a masterstroke from an unretired MC

One of the many great things about Marrow Deep is that, like all great art, it doesn’t try to reduce or oversimplify its sentiments at the expense of their power

Delivered vocally in a manner that borders on a stream of consciousness, it’s almost as if he has his eyes rolled back in his skull, lost in the memories, overwhelmed by feeling. As the song fades to silence, the tears of grief have finally given way to a smile. It’s a masterstroke from an unretired MC

Everything that makes her such a singular talent shines brighter than ever through The Dark

Not all of 'Gold' shines so brightly, but when the four members sound like they’re playing for the love of making a racket it feels like bumping into an old friend