Orville Peck rides high and true on Bronco, his second full-length album and most expansive to date.
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Baba Luba proves a wonderful introduction to Magnus’s comic sensibilities.
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The trio continues to skillfully walk a fine line of dark, unpredictable comedy.
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Public Works prove themselves more than capable of shifting from live performance to audio comedy.
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Garrett Jamieson’s comedy bends to the sounds, while the Sprattacus band is in on the joke.
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Anesti Danelis works through half a year of situational grievances on Quarantine Bops
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Stuart Jones offers a clever, self-deprecating wit that zeroes in on the absurdity of human behaviour.
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On Show Pony, Orville Peck showcases a growing mastery of both genre and songcraft.
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Gut Bussa Vol 1 shows a stand-up capable of working blue while elevating his insights beyond the subject matter.
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Pat Thornton generates quality foolishness throughout this short-n-sweet album.
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It’s easy to be drawn into the character-driven absurdity on Older and Wider.
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Definition of Knowledge offers 13 sharp send-ups of slam poetry’s tropes and their own group dynamic
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On Live at the Underground, Jay & Eytan blur the boundaries between stand-up and sketch.
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