Montreal’s Bodywash return with “Lapsang,” the dreamy and heavy second single from their upcoming album Laughing at Noise, accompanied by a hazy new music video.
Montreal musician Helena Deland shares the intimate and moody indie pop track “How Do You Like Me Now,” accompanied by a new music video visualizer via Chivi Chivi.
Montreal-based indie rock band Land of Talk shares the soft and moody new single “4:44,” the leading track from their upcoming album LASTS, out November 13, 2026.
Gabba Hey! returned to life with a night of post-punk, psych-punk, indie synthpop and raucous rock featuring Double Judy, D.Druff, The Retrospects and Jim’s Plumbing and Electrical.
Cadence Weapon and Emma Gabriel brought hip-hop, alt-R&B and dance music to Soundscape Ottawa on September 12, 2026, set against an immersive light experience at the historic Plaza Bridge.
Ralph Alfonso’s Picture My Face brought decades of punk photography to Ottawa, alongside music and performances by Remi Royale at FONO in collaboration with de Montigny Contemporary.
Music.Art.Ppl’s Wall of Change took over Metcalfe Plaza for Amazashowza Fridays, bringing live art, DJs, disco, house, deep grooves and global sounds to Ottawa for an epic summer 2026 finale.
Photographer Greg A. Hill’s Self-portraits with Nature at Central Art Garage explores our relationship with the natural world, combining sharp social commentary, humour, and reflections on the climate crisis.
Canadian experimental trio CG tears deliver an unexpected pop gem on their self-titled debut, blending dreamy alt-rock, electronic production, psychedelic textures and off-kilter hooks.
Saskatoon indie rock band Slow Down Molasses return with “Life Without Buildings,” their first new song in five years which is a loud, energetic guitar-driven track inspired by the feeling of being unmoored and losing sight of what keeps us grounded.