Canary In a Coal Mine

Growing tomatoes can take multiple tries to get the perfect flavor, and on their new album 'Canary In A Coal Mine', New Brunswick's roots - rock outfit Tomato Tomato, led by Lisa and John McLaggan, have achieved just that. After three previous releases that established them as an award - winning songwriting duo with a high - energy spin on traditional sounds, they've reached new heights. Recorded at Nashville's The Bomb Shelter with top producers and musicians, this album showcases everything that makes Tomato Tomato a favorite in the Canadian folk scene. John's creative songwriting and Lisa's Neko Case - like vocals are on full display. 'Canary In A Coal Mine' will make Tomato Tomato known beyond the folk world. The album starts with the spontaneous 'Take It On The Road' and includes roadhouse classics like the title track and 'You Don't Know Anything'. Quieter songs like 'Kite Song' and 'Nothing Left' highlight the duo's close connection. There are also unique covers of The Band's 'Ophelia' and A - ha's 'Take On Me'. This album is an important step in the McLaggans' journey, proving that organic growth is the best way, especially in music.

To enjoy 'Canary In A Coal Mine', you can play it on your favorite music streaming platform or media player. You can listen to it while relaxing at home, on a road trip, or just whenever you want some great music. There aren't really any strict rules for listening, just go with your mood. If you're into the lyrics, you can read them along as you listen to fully appreciate John's songwriting. As for maintenance, since it's mostly a digital product, just make sure your music - playing device is in good condition and updated. And if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and handle it gently to avoid scratches.