Lot so new faces at the top of the !earshot Top 200 for November 2020. Yves Jarvis takes over the top spot with Sundry Rock Song Stock (up from #4) and Helena Deland slides in to #2 with Someone New. METZ (Atlas Vending), Idles (Ultra Mono) and Fleet Foxes (Shore) round out the Top 5.
ELLIOT Brood's Keeper hangs on to #1 on the Folk, Roots and Blues chart. CRi is #1 on the Electronic Chart with Juvenile. Okan's Espiral rules the International Chart.
Check out all the latest action on the weekly charts.
The Resurrection of Waskesu
Rod Bandura and Margit Gossage have broaght the legacy of First Nations group Waskesu into the 21st Century with their new Margit Sky Project. By Jim Dupuis.
When the Music Stopped
It is not just musicians who are idled by the Coronavirus. A whole industry of people who support the live music scene are put on the sidelines too, says industry veteran Joelle May. By Magnus Thyvold
Women's Rights, Inprovisation and Passion: The Meredith Bates Interview
Meredith Bates has been busy trying to get more women musicians in the spotlight and working hard at combining improvised music with other art forms. By Jim Dupuis
Best Jazz of 2019 with Jazz Notes Jim Dupuis
Contributor and Host of Kamloops' Jazz Notes rounds up his favourite international and local Jazz releases of 2019
Mingwa - The Strange One
...a great album that really stretches what world music can be, and seamlessly blends many styles of music.
The Shangs - Golden Hits of the Shangs
...the band had another side gig going on all the while. Starting in 1990, The Shangs were a psychedelic pop off-shoot that sound very little like the main project Simply Saucer.
Alex Cuba Sublime
...a great album that will fit fine into Canadian summers lounging around on the beach.
Cutting Your Teeth With Necking
Vancouver's new punk rock heros play on the Studio 6 Live Sssions. By CJSF Radio and Magnus Thyvold
!earshot Top 50
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TW | Artist - Title - (Label) | ||
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1 | Helena Deland ![]() Someone New - (Luminelle) |
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2 | Plants And Animals ![]() The Jungle - (Secret City) |
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3 | Beverly Glenn-Copeland ![]() Transmissions: The Music of Beverly Glenn-Copeland - (Transgressive) |
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4 | Potatohead People ![]() Mellow Fantasy - (Bastard Jazz) |
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5 | Babeheaven
Home for Now - (AWAL) |
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6 | Jeff Tweedy
Love is the King - (dBpm) |
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7 | Sophia Bel ![]() Princess of The Dead, Vol. II - (Bonsound) |
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8 | Gulfer ![]() Gulfer - (Royal Mountain) |
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9 | METZ ![]() Atlas Vending - (Royal Mountain) |
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10 | Badge Époque Ensemble ![]() Self Help - (Telephone Explosion) |
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Specialty Charts #1s | |||
Electronic: | Potatohead People - Mellow Fantasy - (Bastard Jazz) | ||
Hip Hop: | TOBi - Elements Vol. 1 - (Same Plate / RCA) | ||
Loud: | Cell Press - Cell Press - (Self-Released) | ||
Folk/Roots/Blues: | Anthea Feaver - Play It Back EP - (Self-Released) |
!earshot November Top 200For the Month of November 2020![]() ![]() ![]() |
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TW | Artist - Title - (Label) | ||
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1 | Yves Jarvis ![]() Sundry Rock Song Stock - (Flemish Eye) |
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2 | Helena Deland ![]() Someone New - (Luminelle) |
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3 | METZ ![]() Atlas Vending - (Sub Pop) |
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4 | Idles
Ultra Mono - (Partisan) |
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5 | Fleet Foxes
Shore - (Anti-) |
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6 | PUP ![]() This Place Sucks Ass (EP) - (Little Dipper) |
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7 | Beverly Glenn-Copeland ![]() Transmissions: The Music of Beverly Glenn-Copeland - (Transgressive) |
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8 | Plants And Animals ![]() The Jungle - (Secret City) |
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9 | Osees
Protean Threat - (Castle Face) |
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10 | Thanya Iyer ![]() KIND - (Topshelf Records) |
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View the full !earshot Top 200 |
Specialty Charts #1s | |||
Electronic: | CRi - Juvenile - (Anjunadeep) | ||
Hip Hop: | Odario - Good Morning Hunter - (Do Right!) | ||
International: | Okan - Espiral - (Lulaworld Records) | ||
Jazz: | Butcher Brown - #KingButch - (Concord) | ||
Loud: | PUP - This Place Sucks Ass (EP) - (Little Dipper) | ||
Folk/Roots/Blues: | Elliott BROOD - Keeper - (Six Shooter) |
!earshot Top 200 0f 2019For January 1 to December 31, 2019![]() ![]() ![]() |
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TW | Artist - Title - (Label) | ||
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1 | PUP ![]() Morbid Stuff - (Little Dipper) |
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2 | Orville Peck ![]() Pony - (Royal Mountain) |
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3 | Royal Canoe ![]() Waver - (Paper Bag) |
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4 | Foxwarren ![]() Foxwarren - (Arts & Crafts) |
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5 | Black Mountain ![]() Destroyer - (Dine Alone) |
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6 | Necking ![]() Cut Your Teeth - (Mint) |
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7 | Daniel Romano ![]() Finally Free - (You've Changed) |
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8 | Dumb ![]() Club Nites - (Mint) |
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9 | Begonia ![]() Fear - (Rex Baby) |
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10 | Wintersleep ![]() In The Land Of - (Dine Alone) |
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View the full !earshot Top 200 |
Specialty Charts #1s | |||
Electronic: | Flying Lotus - Flamagra - (Warp) | ||
Hip Hop: | Haviah Mighty - 13th Floor - (Self-Released) | ||
International: | Alex Cuba - Sublime - (Caracol) | ||
Jazz: | Allison Au Quartet - Wander Wonder - (Self-Released) | ||
Loud: | PUP - Morbid Stuff - (Little Dipper) | ||
Folk/Roots/Blues: | The Small Glories - Assiniboine & The Red - (Compass/Red House) |
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By Catherine FisherOctober 2020 #1 Thanya Iyer
September 2020 #1 Tough Age
August 2020 #1 Zoon
July 2020 #1 Zoon
June 2020 #1 Lido Pimienta
May 2020 #1 TOPS
April 2020 #1 Caribou
March 2020 #1 Andy Shauf
February 2020 #1 Andy Shauf
January 2020 #1 Woolworm
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October 2019 #1 Begonia
September 2019 #1 Ada Lea
August 2019 #1 Mauno
July 2019 #1 Dumb
June 2019 #1 PUP
May 2019 #1 PUP
April 2019 #1 PUP
March 2019 #1 Homeshake
February 2019 #1 Foxwarren
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The Resurrection of Waskesu
Rod Bandura and Margit Gossage have broaght the legacy of First Nations group Waskesu into the 21st Century with their new Margit Sky Project. By Jim Dupuis.
When the Music Stopped
It is not just musicians who are idled by the Coronavirus. A whole industry of people who support the live music scene are put on the sidelines too, says industry veteran Joelle May. By Magnus Thyvold
Women's Rights, Inprovisation and Passion: The Meredith Bates Interview
Meredith Bates has been busy trying to get more women musicians in the spotlight and working hard at combining improvised music with other art forms. By Jim Dupuis
Best Jazz of 2019 with Jazz Notes Jim Dupuis
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Mingwa - The Strange One
...a great album that really stretches what world music can be, and seamlessly blends many styles of music.
The Shangs - Golden Hits of the Shangs
...the band had another side gig going on all the while. Starting in 1990, The Shangs were a psychedelic pop off-shoot that sound very little like the main project Simply Saucer.
Alex Cuba Sublime
...a great album that will fit fine into Canadian summers lounging around on the beach.
Cutting Your Teeth With Necking
Vancouver's new punk rock heros play on the Studio 6 Live Sssions. By CJSF Radio and Magnus Thyvold
The Resurrection of Waskesu
Rod Bandura and Margit Gossage have broaght the legacy of First Nations group Waskesu into the 21st Century with their new Margit Sky Project. By Jim Dupuis.
When the Music Stopped
It is not just musicians who are idled by the Coronavirus. A whole industry of people who support the live music scene are put on the sidelines too, says industry veteran Joelle May. By Magnus Thyvold
Women's Rights, Inprovisation and Passion: The Meredith Bates Interview
Meredith Bates has been busy trying to get more women musicians in the spotlight and working hard at combining improvised music with other art forms. By Jim Dupuis
Best Jazz of 2019 with Jazz Notes Jim Dupuis
Contributor and Host of Kamloops' Jazz Notes rounds up his favourite international and local Jazz releases of 2019
Mingwa - The Strange One
...a great album that really stretches what world music can be, and seamlessly blends many styles of music.
The Shangs - Golden Hits of the Shangs
...the band had another side gig going on all the while. Starting in 1990, The Shangs were a psychedelic pop off-shoot that sound very little like the main project Simply Saucer.
Alex Cuba Sublime
...a great album that will fit fine into Canadian summers lounging around on the beach.
Cutting Your Teeth With Necking
Vancouver's new punk rock heros play on the Studio 6 Live Sssions. By CJSF Radio and Magnus Thyvold
The Resurrection of Waskesu
Rod Bandura and Margit Gossage have broaght the legacy of First Nations group Waskesu into the 21st Century with their new Margit Sky Project. By Jim Dupuis.
When the Music Stopped
It is not just musicians who are idled by the Coronavirus. A whole industry of people who support the live music scene are put on the sidelines too, says industry veteran Joelle May. By Magnus Thyvold
Women's Rights, Inprovisation and Passion: The Meredith Bates Interview
Meredith Bates has been busy trying to get more women musicians in the spotlight and working hard at combining improvised music with other art forms. By Jim Dupuis
Best Jazz of 2019 with Jazz Notes Jim Dupuis
Contributor and Host of Kamloops' Jazz Notes rounds up his favourite international and local Jazz releases of 2019
Mingwa - The Strange One
...a great album that really stretches what world music can be, and seamlessly blends many styles of music.
The Shangs - Golden Hits of the Shangs
...the band had another side gig going on all the while. Starting in 1990, The Shangs were a psychedelic pop off-shoot that sound very little like the main project Simply Saucer.
Alex Cuba Sublime
...a great album that will fit fine into Canadian summers lounging around on the beach.
Cutting Your Teeth With Necking
Vancouver's new punk rock heros play on the Studio 6 Live Sssions. By CJSF Radio and Magnus Thyvold
The Resurrection of Waskesu
Rod Bandura and Margit Gossage have broaght the legacy of First Nations group Waskesu into the 21st Century with their new Margit Sky Project. By Jim Dupuis.
When the Music Stopped
It is not just musicians who are idled by the Coronavirus. A whole industry of people who support the live music scene are put on the sidelines too, says industry veteran Joelle May. By Magnus Thyvold
Women's Rights, Inprovisation and Passion: The Meredith Bates Interview
Meredith Bates has been busy trying to get more women musicians in the spotlight and working hard at combining improvised music with other art forms. By Jim Dupuis
Best Jazz of 2019 with Jazz Notes Jim Dupuis
Contributor and Host of Kamloops' Jazz Notes rounds up his favourite international and local Jazz releases of 2019
Mingwa - The Strange One
...a great album that really stretches what world music can be, and seamlessly blends many styles of music.
The Shangs - Golden Hits of the Shangs
...the band had another side gig going on all the while. Starting in 1990, The Shangs were a psychedelic pop off-shoot that sound very little like the main project Simply Saucer.
Alex Cuba Sublime
...a great album that will fit fine into Canadian summers lounging around on the beach.
Cutting Your Teeth With Necking
Vancouver's new punk rock heros play on the Studio 6 Live Sssions. By CJSF Radio and Magnus Thyvold