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Jean-Michel Le Gal on Saint-Pierre’s Twisty and Dark Season 2

Melody McCune2 weeks ago08 mins

Eulalie Magazine had the privilege of chatting with Jean-Michel Le Gal about his role as Renuf Aucoin in CBC’s Saint-Pierre Season 2.

A collage featuring the album cover of Laufey's latest record, "A Matter of Time."

Laufey’s ‘A Matter of Time’ Is Achingly Personal — Album Review

Melody McCune3 months ago012 mins

Laufey’s latest album, “A Matter of Time,” is a moving meditation on the ebbs and flows of love and loss. Read on for our review.

Album cover for Badflower's "No Place Like Home," featuring lead vocalist Josh Katz posing shirtless while sticking a hammer in his mouth on a gray background.

Badflower’s ‘No Place Like Home’ Digs Deep — Album Review

Melody McCune7 months ago09 mins

Badflower’s latest album, “No Place Like Home,” digs deep lyrically and moves away from the band’s signature heavier sound. Does it resonate?

The album cover for musical artist Flower Face's "Girl Prometheus," featuring a young white woman softly smiling while glancing over her shoulder on a dark orange and black background. Her face is dimly lit.

Flower Face’s ‘Girl Prometheus’ Is a Wistful, Introspective Pop Dream — Album Review

Melody McCune1 year ago010 mins

Flower Face’s latest studio album, “Girl Prometheus,” is a collection of dreamy alt-pop tracks that tenderly explore love, loss, and life. Read our review!

Photo of the cover for the rock band Highly Suspect's album, "As Above, So Below," featuring a red hand pointing two fingers skyward with a triangle and an eye levitating above it. Clouds with the sun shining through them serve as the backdrop.

Highly Suspect’s ‘As Above, So Below’ Is Raw, Genre-Defying Bliss — Album Review

Melody McCune1 year ago06 mins

Highly Suspect’s latest album, “As Above, So Below,” delivers a genre-bending, Southern garage rock-tinged collection of songs. Read on for our review.

The album cover artwork for St. Vincent's latest record, "All Born Screaming," featuring band leader Annie Clark bending over while her arms are on fire in front of a black backdrop.

‘All Born Screaming’ Review: St. Vincent Finds Catharsis in Compelling New Album

Melody McCune2 years ago2 years ago07 mins

St. Vincent’s latest record and first self-produced endeavor, “All Born Screaming,” is raw and punchy, with an eclectic mix of tracks. Read our review!