Matt Pryor is releasing a Memoir

I love learning about my favourite bands and hearing stories about their lives and career, but I’m really someone that’s only really into it if it’s written by the artist themself. Enter Matt Pyror of The Get Up Kids and The New Amsterdams and his recently announced Red Letter Days. No, it’s not a rehashed boring recreation of the album of very similar name for … Continue reading Matt Pryor is releasing a Memoir

Kryzys? Jaki Kryzys? Oh! To album polskiego zespołu Disgrace.

Okay, okay, okay everyone settle down and I’ll explain. In an effort to connect further to our Polish crooked forest tree roots, we’ve been working on our Polish and listening to more Polish bands… like this one! We came across Polish folk-punk/folkcore band Hańba! (which translates to Disgrace if we’re to believe Google Translate; We’re all learning something new today and I think that’s nice) … Continue reading Kryzys? Jaki Kryzys? Oh! To album polskiego zespołu Disgrace.

Your Instrumental Rock Fix: Whitman Rinaldo – Planetary

Today’s Your Fix feature is an instrumental record by Whitman Rinaldo called Planetary that trickles across the genre-sphere; it’s a little rock with classical and latin-influence. All in across the 12-tracks it creates a unique soundscape to immerse yourself into. Listen now on Spotify: Highlight track: EvoraFor fans of: Santana, Dire Straits Find more by Whitman Rinaldo on Spotify. Continue reading Your Instrumental Rock Fix: Whitman Rinaldo – Planetary

Your Rock Fix: Sam Roberts Band – The Adventures of Ben Blank

Today’s Canadian rock feature is brought to you by Montreal’s Sam Roberts Band and their brand new release The Adventures of Ben Blank It’s no secret that Sam Roberts is often whispering through the trees here at CF enterprises and we’re delighted as ever about this new record. If you need something mellow and a little atmospheric to vibe out to after swallowing that Blink … Continue reading Your Rock Fix: Sam Roberts Band – The Adventures of Ben Blank

Jaimee Eat World Release: I Will Steal You Back

Released today on YouTube and Instagram is the latest release and final instalment of the Jaimee Eat World Damage record, “I Will Steal You Back”. Check it out here: “Thanks for listening; I’m taking an actual real hiatus from all this for a while to work on new original music. Hope ya enjoy this one,” – Jaimee Eat World. Continue reading Jaimee Eat World Release: I Will Steal You Back

Death Bus for Blondie Release: Champagne From a Paper Cup

Revisiting Death Cab for Cutie’s debut album Something About Airplanes (or boats), Death Bus for Blondie takes a stylistic turn on Champagne From a Paper Cup. “It’s a bit harder than their cut. A little screamo, a little like, industrial arena rock. I don’t know. I basically just wailed out on the guitar for like 5 minutes after the initial rhythm tracks were put down,” … Continue reading Death Bus for Blondie Release: Champagne From a Paper Cup

Your Rock Music Fix: Stuck on Planet Earth – Semi-Stable

Your rock music fix pick today comes from Vaughan, Ontario’s Stuck on Planet Earth and their brand new EP “Semi-Stable” released on July 28th. Stuck on Planet Earth have been grinding it out longer than I can keep track – I first met and heard about them over 10 years ago and from my perspective, it’s been a slow steady climb for these guys (and … Continue reading Your Rock Music Fix: Stuck on Planet Earth – Semi-Stable

Your Pop-Punk Fix: Can’t Swim – Thanks but No Thanks

Stumbled onto Keansburg, New Jersey’s Can’t Swim recently through Spotify. They’re a rock band, but given their high melodic sensibility and bouncy dynamics, we think they’re best fit as today’s pop-punk feature. If you like outfits like Like Pacific or Capstan, you’ll feel right at home with Can’t Swim. And apparently, they actually can swim, so no, I don’t know what that’s all about, either. … Continue reading Your Pop-Punk Fix: Can’t Swim – Thanks but No Thanks

New Music Release: For My Ghost – American Goner

American Goner recently put out their first full-length record. AG says he wrote most of the album in just about a weeks span a month after a difficult breakup. Speaking about the album on Twitter on release day, he said, “After staying for 2 years longer than i should have, putting my career on hold, ditching people i loved and cares about and dealing with … Continue reading New Music Release: For My Ghost – American Goner