Psychedelic math rock. Weird riffs and vocal harmonies soaked in reverb.
$5.00
Fiebertraum – Tears in the Morning (VHS)
Dreary ambient vaporwave soundtrack on VHS, sounds like a relaxing nightmare.
$20.00
It’s difficult to head-bang to Luge if you’re a first time listener. Jazz punk for metal heads who secretly love pop.
$10.00
A meditation on minimalist ambient grooves, originally created for a contemporary dance event.
$10.00
Chinese vaporwave birthed from the ashes of dated early 90’s technology.
$12.00
The house music playing in the club scene in your favourite Playstation 1 RPG game.
$10.00
Light and refined pop rock with psychedelic undertones. Opening theme for your weekend.
$5.00
Somalian folk artist Omar Bongo’s follow up to last year’s staff favourite “Gor Gor” which was recorded inside the Istar restaurant in Etobicoke by Dave Ewenson. I somehow like this new release even better than the last. For fans of traditional finger picked oud tunes.
$10.00
Memorex / Mort Garcon – 4 song split single
This collaboration between Memorex and Mort Garcon brings us energetic electro / cold-wave. Sounds like getting cyber-attacked and secretly enjoying it. Comes in a shiny package (literally).
$10.99
Michael C. Duguay – Summer Flight Lasts Forever
A sweet collection of unreleased acoustic versions of songs by singer-songwriter Michael C. Duguay. These songs strum along at a leisurely pace and carry your mind to a simpler place.
$10.00
Brought to us via German label Spati Palace, Point no Point’s “Drift” is an experimental combination of folk, drone , electronic and pop. It’s a somber collection of dreamy, hazy sounds from the mind of Jana Sotzko.
$5.00
Local weirdos take you on a fantastical voyage. Temperamental indie pop. Children’s music for adults.
$6.00
Local DJ, producer and performer Sachin Mohindra sculpts delicate electronic ambient music. There is a strong house music influence tying all these experimental and pop sounds together. Meticulous dance music for your soul.
$12.00
Nico (originally from Portugal) has been living in Toronto and releasing elegant, dreamy folk pop that will take your breath away. Catchy and heartbreaking, huge recommendation.
$6.00
valyri – home, for the first time
Experimental and intelligent sound arrangements. Blending harsh noise and ethereal lo-fi ambient. Highly unpredictable and engrossing.
$10.00
Extremely hectic, improvisational noise jazz all the way from Tokyo. Guaranteed to make you mess up the portions of whatever meal you’re cooking. So stressful!
$15.00
Debut from Toronto’s Waxing (lead by Cam Fraser). Minimal and clever indie / emo rock. Groovy and sweet – will make you never want to leave Sea World.
$6.00
Toronto’s Nutrients create loungey, breathy pop rock. Extremely easy to listen to, awkwardly sentimental. Feels like practicing to ask your date out to prom in front of the mirror.
$8.00
Dream Channel – For you, for us
Strange mysterious vaporwave tape arrives at our shores courtesy of Legendary Entertainment.
$9.99
The newest release from New York percussionist Gladys Lazer bounces back and forth between pummeling your eardrums with poly-rhythms and soothing your soul with calming ambient jazz. A varied sonic landscape of instrumental beat patterns.
$10.00
Newest release from Toronto’s Rogue Tenant (lead by Patrick Grant). They teeter the line between alt-rock and art-rock, creating down-to-earth, mid-tempo rock anthems.
$5.00
New lo-fi vaporwave courtesy Pink Ranger from Tampa. Very soft 80’s grooves – feels like window shopping with your crush but not buying anything other than a smoothie.
$12.00
Brave Radar – It’s Honey’s World
Minimal, hazy pop songs tinged with psychedelic and no-wave sensibilities. Sounds like Broadcast’s more easygoing cousin from Montreal that doesn’t try nearly as hard but still gets really good grades.
$9.00
