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Despite not being considered a part of summer, technically speaking, September manages to cram all of the hot months’ activity into the already-busy back-to-school season. Needless to say, there’s a lot going on right now \u2014 and our playlist of the week’s best new Canadian music is no exception, with a chock-full edition of soundtrack options to get you through navigating all of these social events.<\/p>\n
Softcult<\/a> have announced their highly anticipated debut album, and if latest track “6\/15”<\/a> and its distortion-filled takedown of predatory men is any indication, we’re in for an absolute treat. Leanne Betasamosake Simpson<\/a> is also previewing her new record, taking a new wave turn on lead single “Murder of Crows.”<\/a> Meanwhile, Charlotte Cardin<\/a> is back with a Francophone bop, and knitting<\/a> assure us they aren’t ready to “Fold” just yet.<\/p>\n This week in album releases, we have new LPs from the Lifers<\/a> (Honesty<\/i><\/a>), Altered by Mom<\/a>, Avenoir<\/a>, Justin Bieber<\/a> and more<\/a>.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, Vanity Mirror<\/a> usher in their Super Fluff Forever<\/i><\/a> era, Babygirl<\/a> help you manifest that “All Is Well,”<\/a> and Spiritbox<\/a>‘s Courtney LaPlante joins forces with Poppy and Amy Lee<\/a> as the metal Powerpuff Girls. Plus, Cat Clyde<\/a> makes her Concord Records debut<\/a>, and Neil Young<\/a> releases his anti-Trump anthem “Big Crime”<\/a> on streaming.<\/p>\n Let the momentum of some great new music carry you through the month with The Eh! List<\/i><\/a> below, presented by Mary Brown’s Chicken<\/a> \u2014 all Canadian and proud of it!<\/p>\n