Toronto-based alt-pop collective a little place called Aspen are carving a name for themselves in Canada’s indie landscape, and with their fourth release, “Headspace,” they’re proving they know exactly where they’re headed. Formed by five friends in 2022, the band blends vocal harmony, genre-fluid instrumentation, and a shared creative spark that shines through every note.
“Headspace” is a dizzying, multi-layered exploration of the mind. From the start, its woozy synths and tight, choppy grooves pull listeners into a dreamlike realm. There's a psychedelic undertone running throughout, but it’s cleverly counterbalanced by crisp pop sensibilities offering enough grounding to steer clear of sonic chaos while still embracing the unpredictable.
Self-recorded and produced, the track highlights the band’s chemistry and control over their sound. Each member, Hunter Sheridan, Nick Babcock, Jordan Moore, Ty Callan, and Nolan Hubbard, brings a distinct touch, resulting in an effortlessly cohesive production. The mix by Dan Brodbeck and mastering from Montano Mastering polish the final product into something both lush and radio-ready.
“Headspace” is a smart, stylish offering that captures Aspen’s evolving identity. With monthly releases planned into 2026, this isn’t just a band to watch; it’s a band to follow closely.
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