Arkells are collectively 30 feet and 3 inches tall and weigh 912 pounds. We all met while living in Hamilton a ways back, and while we’ve been playing music together for five years, we’ve been playing softball together for six.

The Rural Alberta Advantage’s percussive folk songs about hometowns and heartbreak, and relentless tradition of touring have taken the trio from humble recognition amongst indie rock die-hards as “Canada’s best unsigned band” to sold-out tours and devoted fans around the world.

Hey Rosetta! hails from the rocky and cold northeastern province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The band’s new album, Seeds, reveals a maturing lyrical depth and an adventurous musical atmosphere rooted to the band’s passion for epic musical experiences.

One of the more indefinable acts to emerge from Montreal’s burgeoning scene in recent years, Parlovr is a trio built on unrelenting creativity, ambitiously pushing towards a blend of retro surf and soul nestled within hyper modern pop songs that’s quickly earning global attention.

The Darcys are a post-soul/shoegaze band from Toronto. Their forthcoming self-titled album was produced by Murray Lightburn of The Dears and features 10 beautiful, atmospheric songs, rich in dynamics and noise.