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Grale's 'Agitacion' Is a Celebration of the Riff Published Feb 24, 2021 8 When the mastermind behind BWC Studios collaborates with members of Indian Handcrafts, Gargoyle, Cross Dog and Sacrifice, it is going to create for some devastating heavy music. What started out as a fun recording project during the early stages of the pandemic has fully morphed into one of the most exciting metal releases at the beginning of 2021. With influences ranging from Judas Priest to High on Fire, Grale's debut is a quick exploration of many aspects that comprise heavy music. Grale's Agitacion is giant celeb...

Black Sheep Wall's 'Songs for the Enamel Queen' Is an Unexpected Sludge Metal Standout Published Feb 23, 2021 8 A six-year break between albums was worth it for what is arguably Black Sheep Wall's best record. So much has changed about this group, yet the core elements of their sound remain intact. Trading in slow plodding riffs for unorthodox melodies makes Songs for the Enamel Queen the most vulnerable and sonically dense album in the band's catalogue. Songs for the Enamel Queen is a celebration of the band's past while also being a step forward into new sonic territory.   Songs for th...

9 After a three year absence, Toronto post-metal outfit Sarin return with their third full-length record, You Can't Go Back. Having long drifted away from their Hydra Head Records influence, Sarin find themselves creating some of the most uplifting music in post-metal. While the album explores lyrical concepts of growth amidst personal strife, Sarin create a sonic soundscape that is cathartic in ways unlike many of their peers. You Can't Go Back builds itself up through series of distinctive guitar riffs that usher in emotive new movements throughout the album. From the heavy beginning of "C...

Why it’s time to stop worrying about your children’s screen time during COVID-19 Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer DARRYL DYCK/The Globe and Mail Michelle Deshaw’s 12-year-old son plays Fortnite for two hours every day. As he sits in his Vancouver home, his avatar runs across an island using a sniper rifle and other weapons to pick off players in a game of kill or be killed...