Song of the Day: April 23, 2017 - "Bad Guys Win" by Matthew Good

If you follow Matthew Good, you may have seen a demo posted on his site for a song called "Bad Guys Win". It was only up for a few hours, but if you missed it, it's now the fully fledged first single for his upcoming album. 

The politically charged song comes with a scathingly satirical video of a head of state acting, well, let's just say a little less than presidential, and leave it at that. 
(And not to spoil anything, but there is a moment which I think/hope is a nice homage to Return of the Jedi).

Song of the Day: November 25, 2016 - "Suburbia" by Matthew Good

One of my all time absolute favourite albums is Beautiful Midnight. So imagine my delight when Matthew Good announced not only a new EP called I Miss New Wave where he would be revisiting five songs from the album... but also a tour where the album would be played, in its entirety, front to back. 

The tour begins next year, and includes three shows at the Commodore, February 16-18. While you wait for that, check out the rejiggered version of "Suburbia" below, on Spotify. 

Song of the Day: August 03, 2015 - "All You Sons And Daughters" by Matthew Good

To celebrate BC day, here is the brand new song from the man who is probably my all-time favourite BC artist, Matthew Good. 

On his seventh solo release, Good is promising a "darkly captivating album", and this first single definitely gives that vibe. It's called "All You Sons And Daughters" from the album Chaotic Neutral, which you will be able to pick up on September 25th. 

Check it out streaming off his website, or below on spotify. 

Last Parade

It should be no surprise to anyone that knows me when I say Matthew Good is my favourite musician. This morning on his website, he has started streaming the first single from the upcoming album.
I instantly fell in love with it, but I admit I may have somewhat of a teeny bias, so check it out for yourself.
Listen to Last Parade, the new single from Matthew Good's upcoming album, Vancouver out October 6.