Hour One
1.) The High Dials – Fear Of Heights
2.) Sandro Perri – Soft Landing
3.) Patrick Watson – Broken
4.) Spoutnique – Aviateur (Bonus Track)
5.) Rheostatics – Mountains and the Sea
6.) Kacy & Clayton – The South Saskatchewan River
7.) Zachary Lucky – Moments Of Time
8.) Corridor – Goldie
9.) Fly Pan Am – Distance Dealer
10.) Shotgun Jimmie – Tumbleweed
11.) Common Holly – I Try
Hour Two
12.) (Sandy) Alex G – Crime
13.) DIIV – Acheron
14.) The Dead South – Broken Cowboy
15.) Men I Trust – Seven
16.) Angel Olsen – Endgame
17.) Close Talker – Wait
News headlines with Exclaim’s Calum Slingerland
18.) Young Satan In Love – Roar of War (Bonus Track)
19.) Walrus – Marcel
20.) The New Pornographers – One Kind Of Solomon
21.) Peach Pyramid – FOMO
22.) Begonia – Cold Fire
July 17, 2019 – 
“I Feel So Alive!” declares the very first lyric from the opening track off of 
that gives us a helping of something the band does so well. A shape-shifting driving song that is elevated by the pedal steel of Dillon Anthony. And by the 3rd track, “So Small” which features reggae-inspired stabs on the 2 and the 4 which give way to an anthemic chorus with and a choir of vocal harmonies, I’m satisfied. They have established their intent for the record and put to rest and concerns that I had of a drastic departure from what made “The Grey” great. This is a bona fide artistic evolution and I love it.
