This is kinda weird but like-able. Evy Jane is Vancouver’s Evelyn Manson and producer Jeremiah Klein. Their beats would blow your mind on a sub-woofer. They are contradicted by Evelyn’s soft spoken and stumbling vocals. This is what Grimes would sound like if she were bitten by a vampire.
Evy Jane- Sayso
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As you know, once in a while I post something that is pretty weird. Today I shall introduce to you Hey Mother Death. I don’t know if they are a play on the band name I Mother Earth. The group is made up of Denma Peisinger and Laurence Strelka. Denma being from Halifax and Laurence from Paris. You Left Me is an avant-garde song with spoken french words. It sounds really minimalist but the mood they create is dark and creepy. On April 8th they will be releasing a debut EP, so if this is your thing, there are 2 more songs to come.
Hey Mother Death- You Left Me

You know when you’re having one of those chaotic days where everything seems to go wrong? Well, Montreal’s Aids Wolf makes music that sounds like the perfect soundtrack. It’s noisy, crazy and angry. I also seem to like to post music that makes you go What the fuck? once in a while, so here it is.
Aids Wolf- Pop a Candy Drop
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De Ciel is the latest single from Humans. It’s a bit slower than the previous song I posted but it has a bit more pop and funk tinge. I quite enjoy this and can’t wait to hear more. The track comes off their Tramps EP due out March 6th.
Humans- De Ciel
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While we’re on the atmospheric music trend, let’s introduce you to Indoor Voices which is the name behind Torontonian Johnathan Relph. He released his first album Nevers back last September with the help of some talented musician friends. Have a listen to If I Die a track that has some rather captivating ambient background that I can’t stop putting it on repeat.
Indoor Voices- If I Die

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Seems like The Darcys are always giving us free goodies! Well today, they released another set of songs called AJA which they have released for free download in exchange for an e-mail here. The 7 songs are soulful pieces of distorted rock and a take on Steely Dan’s 1977 album. The Darcy’s music is never void of sound and AJA continues to prove this point.
The Darcys- Black Cow