Amelie Patterson has a new song out called Everything, Nothing. This is a little on what she had to say about it. I think “EVERYTHING, NOTHING.” is one of  my favourite things I’ve worked on, a song about how love is a dichotomy of being both uniquely your own and yet ubiquitous across the globe. In challenging scenarios, love is often the only thing we have to give. When we give nothing but love, the results are everything.

King Park has been turning out mercurial, high-contrast indie rock since they released their debut track in 2017. Gritty and lush, the quartet’s sound mirrors the antitheses of their hometown, Hamilton, Ontario: on the one hand, blue-collar and raw, and, on the other, artful and lovely.

The band’s new single, “This Is the End,” sets up camp in that familiar moment after life has fallen apart and before a way forward seems possible. The track is a preview of King Park‘s upcoming LP, Everett, and offers a big, echoing sound with chiming guitars and broken-up baritone vocals.