Playlist Friday: Canadian Indie Albums of 2014
Music from the year 2014 is what we are listening to this week. Some of the tracks seem like it was just recently they dropped but these albums were released four years ago. If you [...]
New releases for the week ending November 30th 2018
Daniel Isaiah - Only One Left Daniel Isaiah's Only One Left has been a long time in the making, but it's finally finished and will be released at the end of the week. Exclaim!, however, [...]
Don Brownrigg – Room For Me
Hello Our Basement, We all struggle with feelings of darkness and solitude; be it from a lost relationship or struggling to find our place in the world. It’s an inevitable battle that we must face. [...]
Victory Chimes – 40 Days on the Bridge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQ2d97dPhag
City and Colour – Guide Me Back Home
City and Colour, acclaimed singer, songwriter and performer Dallas Green, recently releases his very special live album, Guide Me Back Home. The album is the first official release on Still Records, the new label Green [...]
Playlist Friday: Saskatchewan Music Awards
Our playlist this week is made up of the nominees for the first-ever Sask Music Awards. There’s a Western Canadian Music Awards. There’s a Saskatchewan Country Music Awards. But, until now, there has never been [...]
New release(s) for the week ending November 23rd 2018
Splash’N Boots - You, Me and The Sea Five-time JUNO award nominees Splash’N Boots team up with much loved singer-songwriter Alan Doyle (formerly of Great Big Sea) for their new album You, Me and The [...]
Claire Ridgely – California
Hey Our Basement! My name is Claire Ridgely. I’m a singer based out of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Over the past two years, I’ve generated 30 million streams on Spotify as a feature artist. This success [...]
8 Random Questions with … Wise Child
1)Would you like to introduce yourself? Hi! We're Wise Child an indie-rock band from Victoria, BC. These responses are written by lead singer and synth player Jaya Bremer and therefore they do not necessarily honestly [...]
Galaa – Ender
Hey Our Basement, “Ender” was inspired by the idea of how things endure over time and how desire exists in our everyday lives. Desire, which only exists in absence, propels things and people forward. “Ender” [...]
