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Exclusive: Stream For Esme’s New Canadian Womxn-Focused Spotify Playlist

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By: Staff – Toronto-based art pop band For Esme released their new album, Righteous Woman, on May 25th. Taking inspiration from sources ranging from Fiona Apple to Robyn and Röyksopp and referencing projects like No Doubt’s Return of Saturn and Joan Didion’s seminal essay “On Self Respect”, Righteous Woman traverses an emotional spectrum grounded in electronic art pop. With a … Continue reading →

Spice Girls, Feminism, and Me

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By: Samantha Lapierre – The Spice Girls released their first album, Spice, 20 years ago today. I was pretty young when I was first introduced to them, but I remember being absolutely fascinated with the music video for “Wannabe”. Their outfits were colourful, they were dancing on tables, and they just didn’t care. Over the years I … Continue reading →

Interview: Mixing Music and Politics with JD Samson and MEN

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By: Bryen Dunn – JD Samson and MEN will be stopping in Toronto on January 26th as part of their multi-city tour in support of the latest release, Labor. We had the opportunity to chat with JD about music, activism, sexuality, and life. Bryen Dunn: Having been in Le Tigre and then on your own, what’s been … Continue reading →