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 May conveniently packaged for you to read and listen to.

• We revelled in being outsiders with Crosss
• Became reacquainted with the Jesus and Mary Chain
• Noel Gallagher flipped us off
• Embraced old school rock with I Mother Earth
• Got our country on with Dusty Tucker
• Boogat bridged gaps between Spanish and French
• We kept it real with SonReal
• Billy Talent proved they can play any venue
• Got an education in hip-hop from Mastermind
• Witnessed Post Malone‘s Canadian debut
• Goldlink proved once again that he’s a star about to rise
• Felt “The Shade” on Metric‘s new track
• Chronicled the compelling life story of Bif Naked
• Learned that Black Mountain write better songs when they drink
• Re-examined multiculturalism with Casey Mecija and Lido Pimienta
• Attended a jam packed all female rap show with artists from the UK
• Went Over the Net with Jazz Cartier
• Inconspicuously submitted a letter of love to Jamie Foxx
• Detailed the lengthy history and bumpy future of Caribana
• The creators behind Montreal hotspots La Bacchanale and MOTO Made want you to experience music
• The Isotopes taught us how to mesh the world of baseball with music
• We posed the question: Can Calgary’s rap scene be fixed?
• Empty Heads showed us how to put a positive spin on life after a near-fatal accident
• 911 Turbo brought German techno to Saskatoon
• Let our childhood run free with Gold &Youth
• Chris Van Der Laan of Wars is a music savant
• Fake Palms‘s Michael Le Riche spoke about life post The Darcys
• Met Top 5, the 16-year-old rapper from Drake’s favourite neighbourhood
• Bryan Buss of Jung People really wants to make a rock opera
• Learned how Narcicyst is a true citizen of the world
• Windigo reinvigorated our faith in Calgary’s indie music scene
• Glam rocker Robin Black decided to be an MMA fighter
• SATE is stepping beyond the shadow of her mother and jazz legend, Salome Bey
• Quebec’s Amnesia Festival is a literal shit-show
• Horsepowar is tired of making songs about her genitals
• Danko Jones shared his drunken adventures with Mötorhead’s Lemmy Kilmister
• And we had very well informed teens review ASAP Rocky’s new album

We also got some high profile Canadian premieres from “Scarborough” branded-rapper Jimmy B, gloomy rock n roll Montreal outfit Loose Pistons, sonic genre-benders Pat Jordache, wave-trap rapper Ramsay Alrighty, and a brave Jai Paul cover by Marlon James. As well as Noisey favourites Sean Leon and River Tiber, promising Brampton singer Alessia Cara, Mick Jenkins, LIPS, Silverstein, Digits, and Hey Mother Death. Needless to say, there’s a lot of music here so just listen to the thing already.