Rae Spoon: Looking for “Friends in Low Places”
Rae Spoon on why they’re returning to their country roots, the genre’s fraught relationship to marginalized communities, and their queered cover of the class (im)mobility anthem “Friends In Low Places”
Tom Beedham
Ten Years of Halocline Trance
Unlike a lot of other labels, Halocline Trance doesn’t really have one defined “sound.” But that’s what makes it especially interesting.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor at History on Election Night
Godspeed You! Black Emperor weren’t supposed to spend the U.S. presidential election night at Drake’s nightclub in the Beaches, but here we are.
Beyond Random Access: Grassroots Music Organizations on the Benefits of Decentralizing Institutional Memory
Everyseeker, the Music Gallery, and Sappyfest unpack obstacles music labour spaces face retaining institutional memory
Balancing Love and Critique: A New Feeling Roundtable
New Feeling members participate in a roundtable discussion on their unique relationship with and understanding of music fandom and music journalism.
What We're Listening To Right Now
New Feeling writers engage with undersung works that have stuck with them in their recent personal listening, regardless of industry influence or market caché.
Group Chat: ESCOBUTT / Artifiseer
Welcome to New Feeling’s Group Chat. In this feature, we invited a panel of writers to give their takes on two songs selected by our editorial team, with the goal of offering a variety of perspectives on each track and discovering common threads of interest, analysis, and interpretation.
Alexia