Minor describes his work as "existential indie", and that seems pretty accurate. Go catch "Bureau of Change" now!

Gianfranco GFN's "Traces of the World" hits you with layered guitar licks and a funk-tinged rhythm section.

"Watch Me Die Inside" is highkey more of a psychological exhibit, like, three rooms, each one illuminating a different state of internal collapse, each one refusing to look away.

If this is your first run-in with Alien Friend's world, "Happy People Won't Hear (Album Version)" is a perfect place to start.

Vemalo's "Sense of Home" is about searching for somewhere you feel safe, loved, and held. It may be a place, or a person, who just feels like home, you know?

Ferdinand Rennie's "You Wrote Hallelujah" takes two of the most iconic songs ever written (Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and John Newton's "Amazing Grace") and holds them up to the light.

CAR287's "Muddy Waters" has gained a newfound significance following the catastrophic flooding that has struck Western Manitoba recently.

The Rickenbacker guitar work in Franklin Gotham's latest release, "Lisboa", truly steals the show here.