Sadies
Darker Circles

The Sadies continue to find themselves in a precarious position. Few can hold a candle to the Toronto four-piece when it comes to their raw musiciansh...

Take one look at the cover of Darker Circles, The Sadies' new album, and it's clear that a square band is making moody moves, trying to muddy up their...

The Sadies' latest, and by all means one of their greatest, is a smoke-heavy barn burner, further continuing along the quartet's recent path into psyc...

It's been several years since the Sadies' last studio album, 2007's New Seasons. Prior to that they released a career-defining live record that found ...

It’s gutsy for Toronto roots-rockers The Sadies to open their album Darker Circles with a song called “Another Year Again,” given how doggedly the ban...

A lot has changed for The Sadies over the course of nine albums and countless collaborations with the likes of Andre Williams and Neko Case. Their ear...

The liner notes' claim that the Sadies keep getting better may sound presumptuous, but a few spins and there is no disproving the boast. Given that th...

As its name suggests, the Sadies’ new album is more shadow than sun. From the purple-hued cover photo of the four Toronto twang rockers sombre-faced i...

If it ain't broken don't fix it should be the motto for Toronto's Sadies on their new album Darker Circles. It has been three years since their excell...

When you think of Toronto and alt.country music the name that most likely jumps into your head is The Sadies. Not only have they spent the well over ...