Whitehorse have added a new string of US dates to their Panther In The Dollhouse Tour.

“Last fall, Tanya Tagaq’s voice rose defiantly, singularly, to unleash and demand Retribution, an album and a damnation aimed at rape — of women, of land, of Indigenous rights. Arguably the fiercest album to come out of 2016, it was passed over for a Juno nomination earlier this year (a more jarring omission after Tagaq’s incredible opening performance on the 2017 Junos broadcast alongside A Tribe Called Red). A second Polaris short-list nomination might make up for that.” – CBC Music

Outlaw says “All My Life” is one of his favorite songs to play live. “I don’t have a lot of “happy” songs but this is certainly a feel-good tune and it’s all kinds of fun to play live. It’s an upbeat singalong with a nice instrumental section so the lead players can strut their stuff. In this case, it’s Stephen Musselman from Los Angeles on the Telecaster and Mark Sloan (based in Nashville) on the pedal steel.

The political is personal on Whitehorse’s new album, Panther In The Dollhouse, out today on Six Shooter Records. The new songs showcase high-drama, flesh-forward storytelling that sees characters make good (and bad) on their desires and impulses. Conventional romantic love – and the uptight normativity that often accompanies it – is cast aside for a more nuanced, progressive take on self-determinism, sexuality and social expectations.

Whitehorse's stellar new record "Panther In The Dollhouse" is set for release on Friday, July 7 but you can listen to the record in its entirety today. Click here to listen. Watch Whitehorse perform songs from their new record during their CBC First Play Live session earlier this year.

The Deep Dark Woods go ripping down the highway with a spooky new song, “Drifting On A Summer’s Night,” about unraveling the true love knot.

Adult Swim continues their single series with Tanya Tagaq’s unreleased track “Frostbite.”

On their new album, Panther In The Dollhouse, Whitehorse explores conventions and assumptions of domestic life, questions that dovetail with issues of consent, freedom and safety.

Interstellar Rodeo Winnipeg adds to the splashy, flashy, straight-up thriller of a lineup with the announcement of this year’s Interlude performers. This year’s artists further expand the festival’s wide-ranging, genre-flaunting sound and style, with Toronto spoken-word phenom Mustafa The Poet, avant-rocker Ford Pier, celebrated storyteller Oh Susanna and recent Polaris Music Prize nominees Figure Walking.

Tanya Tagaq’s stunning and powerful album “Retribution” has been nominated for this year’s Polaris Music Prize. The short list will be revealed on July 13.

Interstellar Rodeo Edmonton is thrilled to announce more performers for 2017 with lineup additions that include Toronto-based spoken-word phenom Mustafa The Poet, art-house songwriter Christine Fellows and next-generation newcomer Chloe Doucet. Interstellar’s 2017 Interludes also burst with Alberta talent: Calgary’s road-weathered Leeroy Stagger, harmony-filled roots rockers Northern Beauties and the emotionally charged sounds of Edmonton songwriter Ken Stead will represent the province’s rich musical community.

Today, Whitehorse unveils the first leg of their Panther In The Dollhouse fall tour with select western Canadian and Ontario dates confirmed for October 2017. In keeping with their ever-evolving creative approach, Whitehorse will be touring as a full band for the first time, and will hit the road this fall as a 5-piece with special guest Terra Lightfoot.