Soundcheck With Francois Marchand

Rob Malowany stirs up a Hometown Riot on his sixth album as devilsplender.

Ut Oh! It's The Joe!

Retro rockers Lions for Sheep re-visit their debut, The Contest, prior to kicking off their Western Canadian tour.

Music veteran Dwayne Ford takes us On The Other Side.

Folk-rocker Sherry-Lee Wisor is happy to be Happy.

Edmonton-born reggae phenom is taking the country by storm, inspired by the tragic passing of her mother.

Young alt-rockers ready to shake up the scene.

Gobble Gobble's bubblegum noise-pop takes its listeners down a dark and surreal path.

Female-fronted metal act The Order of Chaos gets a hand from famed producer Bill Kennedy for their debut album.

Striker's fast-paced metal makes old school the new cool.

Noisy blues-rock duo revisit 14 July 2008 with book and cassette tape.

E-Town rock ’n’ rollers unleash their wave of Dirty Power.

Pop-rock/new wave quartet Parachute Penguin make their way All Through The Panic.

Hank Williams First Nation director shows off his country-folk songwriting style and discusses his new album Cranberry Wind and a song he wrote for Billy Bob Thornton.

Dream-pop gets the electro treatment on Faunts' latest, Feel.Love.Thinking.Of.

Genre-bending modern rockers flirt with the dark side on their new EP, Land of Dreams.

Cowboy-rapper Khiry Tafari is in the mood for "luv."

Choke-bred rockers release their action-packed debut.

Hard-working alt-rockers make their return after a two year absence.

Brian Gregg sings the virtues of Creative Commons and the Flying Spaghetti Monster.