Here at Noisey Canada we pride ourselves on covering all of the great music coming out of our country. However, we understand that some of you may be unable to keep up with all of the great stuff we write every single day, so now we have all our articles from the month of August conveniently packaged for you to read and listen to.

In the month of August:

• We saw Drake perform in a Nintendo space suit at the 6th annual OVO Fest
• Young Empires talked to us about the pressures of living up to their second project ever
• Toronto rapper Robin Banks told us how he stays “TT”
• Bryan Espiritu watched Drake become a legend and finally attended his first OVO Fest
• We talked to HEALTH about the right way to vomit milk and play stadiums
• Once A Tree saved our souls
• CyHi the Prynce called out Kanye West
• How throat cancer helped the frontman of Frog Eyes make a batter album
• How Carly Rae Jepsen’s new album took time
• We spoke to Pimpton about being an hip-hop in Saskatchewan
• Our new gear review series Tonally Awesome kicked off its first episode
• Eestbound told us the story behind Travis $cott’s “Antidote”
• We spoke to the producer of modular synth documentary ‘I Dream of Wires’
• Supercrawl inches its way to becoming Hamilton’s best music festival
• Ian Kamau examined the real value of Toronto’s rap scene
• Dan and Monty from Viet Cong joined us for episode 2 of Tonally Awesome
• We remembered Shane Redway
• Heavy Montréal scared the shit out of us
• Ca$tro Guapo told us why he left Atlanta to pursue a rap career in Toronto
• We spoke to the Toronto politician who wants to ban Drake’s OVO Fest afterparty
• Whiskey Manner talked to us about their wildfire victim fundraiser and ‘Friends’
• Drake issued a statement regarding the OVO Fest afterparty shootings
• Liam Cormier from Cancer Bats toured with Danzig and lived to talk about it
• We Thought up some names for the Toronto church with a Drake billboard
• The Carlos Rossi Gang are powered by Jazz music
• Jimmy Prime and His boys took us around Toronto’s Esplanade
• Listen HARD to 25 Years of Pump Up the Volume
• We chatted it up with Model turnt singer Mieke about yachts
• Meet the Canadian composer who turned The Weeknd and Miley Cyrus into Pop stars
• Brampton’s very own Alessia Cara finally dropped her EP Four Pink Walls
• Jesus comes to the rescue and saves Vancouver rock outfit Brass
• This is what Indigenous artists think of your Hipster headdress

We also got some high-profile Canadian premieres from the likes of TV Freaks, Horsepowar, The White Crowleys, Blue Hawaii, shy kids, Dear Blackwolf, Gang Signs, Paul Chin. So enjoy what’s left of the summer because after this…it’s all gone man.