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29 August 2026 – D. Tiffany Brings the Canadian Underground to Amsterdam
Canadian producer and DJ D. Tiffany headlines ZeeZout's after-hours bill at BRET, bringing dark, intricate underground electronic energy.
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Cartel Madras break four years of silence with EVIDENT 2 ME
Cartel Madras return with EVIDENT 2 ME, a drum and bass collaboration with Toronto producer Jide that reopens the Canadian duo’s punk-rap universe.
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BackPorch Banjo bring old-time energy to What a Difference a Day Makes
British Columbia five-piece BackPorch Banjo release What a Difference a Day Makes, an acoustic roots album where banjo, fiddle and harmonies carry stories of work, love and heartbreak.
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The Fragments turn You’re Not Alone into a Calgary indie-rock reassurance
Calgary band The Fragments release You’re Not Alone, a quirky indie-rock record built around vocal charm, melodic warmth and community-sized feeling.
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Spencer Krug releases Same Fangs under his own name
Spencer Krug releases Same Fangs on 15 May via Pronounced Kroog, continuing the prolific solo chapter of one of Canadian indie rock’s most recognizable voices.
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Broken Social Scene celebrate Remember The Humans with Rough Trade East acoustic/Q&A event
Broken Social Scene appear at Rough Trade East in London on 11 May for an acoustic performance, Q&A and signing tied to their new album Remember The Humans.
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