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Here at Exclaim!, we’re knee-deep in production for our combination last issue of 2025 and first of 2026 for the magazine, which hits newsstands next Tuesday (November 25). Thankfully, we’re happy to report that we have absolutely no issues with this week’s batch of new Canadian music.<\/p>\n
Alice Glass<\/a> returns to decimate with “MERCY KILL,” while SadBoi<\/a> knows jealousy is a form of worship on “Be Me.” Dominique Fils-Aim\u00e9<\/a> has also previewed her forthcoming new album, My World Is the Sun<\/i><\/a>, with the elastic, acoustic lead single “Going Home.”<\/p>\n Speaking of new albums, this week we have new full-length releases from Burs<\/a>, Rheostatics<\/a>, Danko Jones<\/a>, Ruby Singh and the Future Ancestors<\/a>, Kara-Lis Coverdale<\/a>, Tobias Jesso Jr.<\/a> and more<\/a>. Tush<\/a> also have a new EP out, and they’re raising money for Hurricane Melissa relief<\/a> to support the duo’s Kamilah Apong’s family in Black River, Jamaica.<\/p>\n Thumb through the pages to find out what’s the latest in CanCon with The Eh! List<\/i><\/a> below, presented by Mary Brown’s Chicken<\/a> \u2014 all Canadian and proud of it!<\/p>\n