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Photos: The National @ Roy Thomson Hall

Photos by: Joanna Glezakos –  Grammy-nominated indie rock band The National, who will release their new album, I Am Easy To Find, on May 17th via 4AD, performed at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto last night (April 24th).

Podcast: Maddie and Carley of Teenage Dirtbagz review “What A Girl Wants”

By: Staff – In a new feature to Aesthetic Magazine, we are proud to announce that we are the new presenting partner for Toronto-based podcast Teenage Dirtbagz. Your hosts, Maddie and Carley are just two teenagers in their twenties who are on a quest to watch and dissect the most iconic high school movies of all … Continue reading →

Exclusive Premiere: Watch Sci-Fi Romance’s New Video for “The War In Me”

By: Staff – Los Angeles-based americana band Sci-Fi Romance is back with a new video for their track “The War In Me”, which you can stream exclusively via Aesthetic Magazine below. The song is a rumbling, smokey number about inner turmoil, and one of the bands most stripped down and direct songs yet. Based in Los … Continue reading →

X Ambassadors Announce New Album “Orion”, Release New Song “Hey Child”

By: Staff – Multi-platinum selling rock band X Ambassadors will release their new album Orion on June 14th via KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records, which will feature the brand new song “Hey Child”, which you can stream here. In the past few months X Ambassadors have not only been putting the finishing touches on Orion, but have also branched … Continue reading →

Best Casinos For Sports Fans

By: Staff – The boom of digital entertainment has forced many live entertainment venues to step up their game. This has led to various casinos and gaming establishments investing in increasingly compelling reasons for people to get off their screens and actually visit these venues in person. The result is a growing trend of casinos … Continue reading →

Sum 41 Announces New Album “Order In Decline”, Drops First Single “Out For Blood”

By: Staff – Sum 41 have announced their seventh full-length album, Order In Decline, will be released July 19, 2019 via Hopeless Records. During three years of relentless touring surrounding the band’s massive comeback record 13 Voices, frontman Deryck Whibley was feverishly putting together song ideas that would eventually become Order In Decline. Within three weeks … Continue reading →

Photos: Cher @ Scotiabank Arena

Photos by: Angelo Marchini – Acclaimed pop singer Cher, who released her newest album, Dancing Queen, on September 28th, 2018 via Warner Bros., performed at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto last night (April 22nd).

Exclusive Premiere: Stream HotKid’s New Single “Warrior”

By: Staff – Rising Toronto-based dream pop band HotKid are back with their new single “Warrior”, which you can stream exclusively via Aesthetic Magazine below. The Harrison-produced bilingual track is from the duo’s upcoming fourth LP, the follow up to 2017’s Late Night Mornings, and showcases a new dreamy Beach House (by way of The Kills) meets Beach … Continue reading →

Photos: Rival Sons, Crown Lands @ Danforth Music Hall

Photos by: David Scala – Blues Rock band Rival Sons, who released their sixth album, Feral Roots, on January 25th, 2019 via Atlantic, which featured the singles “Do Your Worst”, “Back in the Woods”, “Feral Roots”, “Look Away”, and “Too Bad”, performed at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto last night (April 19th) with indie rock band Crown Lands, who released … Continue reading →

Photos: Dance Gavin Dance, Periphery, Don Broco @ Royal Oak Music Theatre

Photos by: Rebekah Witt – Post-Hardcore band Dance Gavin Dance, who released their eighth album, Artificial Selection, on June 8th, 2018 via Rise, which featured the singles “Midnight Crusade”, “Son of Robot”, “Care”, and “Count Bassy”, performed at the Royal Oak Music Theatre in Royal Oak, MI on April 17th with progressive metal band Periphery, who released their sixth album, Periphery … Continue reading →