Katseye are not a K-pop group, but of all the global acts backed by K-pop agencies they’re by far the buzziest so I continue to write about their work regardless of my own criteria for this blog. Love or hate their songs, they’re guaranteed to… Read More »Song Review: Katseye – Pinky Up
Ashen Horde are sharing a video for “Void in the Ash” from their forthcoming album The Harvest, out May 1. Originally founded as a solo project by guitarist and primary songwriter Trevor Portz, Ashen Horde now boasts a full lineup featuring vocalist Karl Chamberlain and… Read More »Video Premiere: Ashen Horde – “Void in the Ash”
Ontario’s 2026 Budget, A Plan to Protect Ontario, arrives with familiar promises of economic resilience and infrastructure growth. But beneath the surface, a persistent gap remains: meaningful investments in nature. Similar to last year’s budget, the province continues to ignore the importance of biodiversity and… Read More »Why Ontario’s 2026 Budget Fails Nature and What It Means for Us
After nearly five years since their last LP, doomed heavy metallers Khemmis triumphantly remerge with Khemmis, and Decibel has our own exclusive edition on Red and Black Marble colored vinyl limited to just 200 copies courtesy of the folks at Nuclear Blast Records. This single LP gatefold features a gorgeous 12-page booklet,… Read More »PRE-ORDER KHEMMIS’ New Self-Titled Album on Decibel-Exclusive Vinyl NOW! Limited to 200!
Hwasa scored a mega hit last fall with Good Goodbye — a song that took a moment to top the charts but didn’t relinquish its place once it got there. That success was a welcome surprise. I didn’t care much about the song itself, but… Read More »Song Review: Hwasa (Mamamoo) – So Cute