After travelling to Britain, the boys of The Mark Inside have returned to Canada and are showing off what they call their best tunes to date.

Gearing up for the release of “False Flag,” a 6-song EP released digitally and on vinyl, these four indie rockers have been circulating around Toronto, promoting the music and making a “mark” on their home turf.

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TORONTO, Ont. - Jay Malinowski and Eon Sinclair have hit the road for a worldwide tour, and they have a new addition by their side.

Bedouin Soundclash, the Toronto-based reggae/ska band, will be touring for the first time with Sekou Lumumba, their new drummer.

Toronto’s reggae/ska threesome are back, and better than ever! Gearing up for the release of Light the Horizon, Bedouin Soundclash will be touring around the world, for the first time with their new drummer, Sekou Lumumba, and if that isn’t enough to tickle your fancy, well then maybe a trip to India, to see the boys live, will.

It takes about five seconds for the opening track, “Never Coming Back,” off of Jadea Kelly’s Eastbound Platform to capture any listener. Her lyricism, folk in style, is seemingly perfect; her voice, resonating a Norah Jones serenade, is breathtaking. However, upon retelling her journey up until now, her past seems to wield nothing that suggests folk, indie, or even a jazz-like future.

A few weeks ago, Toronto’s Teenage Kicks recently dropped their 7 inch recording, Shook Our Bones. The band, made up of members from past Ontario bands (Ulysses and the Siren, Cain and Abel) have been gigging around Ontario, and talking Europe … well, kind of.

He’s shared the stage with great Canadian talent like James Gray from Blue Rodeo and JUNO Award winner Jack de Keyzer, but don’t get confused, Josh Gordon is still a pretty humble, genuine guy.