Bernice

Toronto’s Bernice have always been subject to their own distinct rhythms. Releasing their first album in 2011 then waiting seven years for the release of their sophomore LP, and another four until the release of their 2021 album Eau De Bonjourno, each release from the Robin Dann-led band feels like a missive from another world, and one that arrives precisely when it was supposed to, independent of any external pressures or expectations. Despite their periodic disappearances, Bernice’s albums have reliably provoked waves of startled excitement from both the press and their fellow musicians, with high praise coming from outlets like Pitchfork, NPR, Stereogum and the New York Times, and legendary artists like Beverly Glenn-Copeland, who described himself as “a down on my knees fan” of the band, saying “the vision is extraordinary and it’s musically so exciting.

In April, Bernice released their fourth LP Cruisin’ on Telephone Explosion Records.

(Photo Credit: Colin Medley)

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Talks

U.S. Girls and Bernice Talk How to Tour With Twin Babies, and More

By Bernice | May 15, 2023

U.S. Girls and Bernice Talk How to Tour With Twin Babies, and More

Meg Remy and Robin Dann catch up.

Explore the World of Rot with Bernice and Kalbells

By Bernice | March 4, 2021

Explore the World of Rot with Bernice and Kalbells

The experimental pop bands dive deep on how their trash collecting hobbies influence their songwriting, and much more.