CJAM Album Review: Contexture: Gods, Men and the Infinite Cosmos

Written by Aiden Russell (CJAM Staff) I wish that Broadway had a more successful career. Misha Camacho is an amazing singer. Felipe Sanchez’s lead riffs and Sean Conners’ rhythm guitars […]

Written by Aiden Russell (CJAM Staff) The Bunny The Bear’s latest album, Afterglow, makes no attempt to fit a specific mold, making it even more amazing. Unlike previous releases, Afterglow […]

Written by Aiden Russell (CJAM Staff) Bladee and Ecco2k’s collaborative album, Crest, is my personal favorite album from either artist. Both Bladee and Ecco have had very versatile careers. Always […]

Album: 10,000 gecs by 100 gecs Written by Aiden Russell (CJAM Staff) 100 gecs take pride in being the musical equivalent of a car crash. They do a lot of […]

Earlier this year, the Toronto-founded band Metric released their eighth studio album under their record label Metric Music International and Thirty Tigers. Upon my initial listen to this album, I […]

It’s unbearably hot outside, you get sweaty just from standing, and everything is on fire. It’s summer, and it won’t be for much longer. I can guarantee, though, that we’ll […]

Hey! Quick intro: I’m Athina, and I’m here to share the albums and songs that have special meaning to me. If you’ve already heard them, great! If not, maybe you’ll […]

By Weadee Mombo GENRE: Math Rock, Pop-Punk, AlternativeLABEL: Choke Artist RecordsRIYL: Floral, Bobbing, Invalids Winnipeg might not be known for its math rock roots but A.M. Overcast’s latest self titled release is […]

By Weadee Mombo GENRE: Alt Country/FolkLABEL: Self ReleasedRIYL: Hand Habits, Lomelda, Bedouine Through the hollow ache of suffering, Chaya Harvey carves a soft blanket. What blossoms in the summer is rooted […]

By Weadee Mombo GENRE: Indie folk rock/Jazz/R&BLABEL: Soul City Music Co-opRIYL: Andy Shauf, Mumford & Sons, Father John Misty The Canadian folk rock duo take a sobering look at past friendships, heartache […]