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- Sep 17, 2026
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Ninajirachi Loves Her Computer, and Vancouver Loved Them Both │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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BY Julian Coyle ForstPublished Sep 17, 2026 Just over a year after the breakout smash of her debut album I Love My Computer, Australian EDM artist and certified 2010s kid Ninajirachi (a.k.a. Nina Wilson) is back on the road, kicking off her I Love My Computer and It Loves Me Tour at Vancouver's Commodore Ballroom this Wednesday (September 16). New York EDM duo MGNA Crrrta opened for Wilson with a set of appropriately online tracks off their new LP Beautiful Disaster. The pair hopscotched onto a
This Is Lorelei Takes Country Roads Home on 'The Singer in My Band' │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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BY Julian Coyle ForstPublished Sep 10, 2026 Before he was the prolific multi-instrumentalist behind dreamcrunch indie rock band Water from Your Eyes; before plastering Bandcamp with dozens of EPs and singles under the name This is Lorelei, Nate Amos grew up listening to folk music. His father, the bluegrass guitarist and songwriter Bob Amos, made sure of that. Those influences are present, if not prominent, in Amos's extensive EP back catalogue. Though a lot of his work from that period can be c
Greg Mendez Conducted Quiet Electricity in Vancouver │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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BY Julian Coyle ForstPublished Aug 17, 2026 Philadelphia, PA's Greg Mendez has been in the game a while. He began releasing his intimate take on stripped-down indie pop with 2016's Phone Records after years as a local DIY scene regular. But it was on his 2023 self-titled LP that Mendez made a name for himself, breaking through to semi-mainstream recognition. The album was tender and intensely melodic, perhaps the best showing of the classic solo singer-songwriter archetype since Elliott Smith's
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