Nick Laugher

Jason's the name. Pineapples are his game.

The AMS RMX16 was a reverb effects unit invented in 1981, and chances are it's been used on some of your favourite songs.

“There are more Canadians than any other nationality represented in the planned Mars colony." - Alden Penner

The sister duo talk about shifting the culture and how their journey has drastically transformed the way they make music.

Why do Canadians insist on entering talent shows that have such a terrible track record for winners?

We explore the lesser known and better sounding album cuts of Canadian artists cursed by horrible hit singles.

We spoke to the late 90s pop cartoon duo about their genesis as enemies and why they chose to make music as cartoon characters.

Rappie pie is possibly the culinary magnum opus of Acadian culture. In Nova Scotia, Canada, it’s a bizarre delicacy; a visually unsettling mishmash of gooey potatoes, protein, and pork fat—for flavor, of course.

“We were and are punk or independent or off-the-beaten path, and I like that.”

We spoke to the Montreal synth-pop band about their release method, collaborating with Montreal artists, and why they chose pulled pork.

They're not all terrible, but the ones that suck suck A LOT.

Canadians are ditching cable networks like the CBC, for Netflix and independent web shows.