L.A. Witch have always exuded an aura of effortless cool, whether it manifested as the Americana noir and laconic back-to-basics rock n’ roll of their self-titled debut or the blistering austere adventurism of their sophomore album Play With Fire. The band—comprised of Sade Sanchez (guitar/vocals), Irita Pai (bass), and Ellie English (drums)—began as an informal affair, but the sultry and beguiling reverb-draped songs they created caught on with the public. On their latest album, DOGGOD, the trio push their craft beyond their previous creative and geographical confines, opting to craft the material in Paris, recording the tracks at Motorbass Studio on the Rue de Martyrs. DOGGOD explores broader swaths of sonic terrain, employs a greater arsenal of tones, and probes larger existential and cosmic themes, all while retaining the band’s signature sense of the forbidden, the forsaken, and the foreboding.

Tebby & The Heavy crash-landed onto the Canadian rock scene in the summer of 2022, bringing a sound that’s equal parts hypnotic and ferocious. Hailing from Edmonton, this trio brews a sonic cocktail of shoegaze haze, psychedelic swirls, grunge grit, and surfy mischief—like a dream that blurs the line between euphoria and chaos.

Live, they’re impossible to ignore. Their guitar tones bend reality with waves of delay and modulation, while the bass and drums hit with a moody, gut-punching force. Ethereal one moment, unhinged the next, their music proves that alternative rock still has plenty of new tricks up its sleeve.

They’ve shared stages with Osees, L.A. Witch, Ringo Deathstarr, and more, making noise at Sled Island, Purple City, and beyond. With five singles out and a debut album dropping in 2025, Tebby & The Heavy are only getting louder.

Specters of ‘80s goth and post-punk haunt Uncanny Valley. The band’s sound is punctuated by cold-wave synths, supported by velvety basslines, and accented by an unearthly blend of live and mechanical drumming. These haunting goth lullabies are powered by the past as they thrillingly push forwards into the future. - Sled Island 2024

Edmontons ferocious 3 piece Complain Core punksters brings you BAD HAM, from C Dower on drums, Andrew Coady on guitar and backup vocals, and Chloe Yakymyshyn on lead vocals and bass. Created in 2018 originally from Chloe’s mad ramblings of a sad woman, the expansion to include drums and then guitar stamped BAD HAM with its namesake in 2023. Releasing first the EP Make A Stink in 2023 to the full length album Crosswalk in 2024, BAD HAM is for the moshers, movers and shakers, and the downright emotional.