That Johns carries it off wearing nothing but boxer shorts brings the scene down to earth a bit. But that’s the thing about Mac Demarco. Strip away his slacker image and down-at-heel lyricism and a ...

Mac DeMarco continues to cement his name in rock with the delicate, mature approach of his sixth studio album. There are no whispered mega hits here, no clippable TikTok audios. Just a man, his guitar ...

The last few years have been filled with an air of uncertainty and unease for Mac DeMarco fans like myself. In 2022, while on tour, DeMarco ominously spoke about a potential end to his musical career, ...

Mac DeMarco’s music is so chilled-out and effortless that, on first listen, someone could think the Canadian singer-songwriter was a little lazy. When he first came on the scene in the early 2010s, he ...

Welcome to our weekly music post, where we spotlight our favorite new songs and albums. Hop in the comments and tell us: What new music are you listening to? “5 Mile Gyre” spends about 30 seconds ...

Canadian indie rock juggernaut Mac DeMarco has released his sixth studio album, Guitar, via his label, aptly titled Mac’s Record Label. Mac DeMarco’s new album Guitar, written, produced, recorded, and ...

Whether you like it or not, the pensive Mac DeMarco is here to stay. Of his recent curious releases, Guitar cuts through with a confessional lyrical edge. DeMarco is in a spot where he can resign from ...

Mac DeMarco has been digging a well. This is not some poetic metaphor, like Mac’s own Chamber of Reflection. Before jumping on our interview, the Canadian indie rocker was out on his new property, a ...

Mac DeMarco sure seems like he’s one of the nicest guys in the music business. He's always smiling, and in interviews he’s always joking around in a fun, lighthearted way. His affable personality ...

Mac DeMarco’s new album “Guitar” is set for release through Mac’s Record Label Friday. A reliable album by a reliable artist, the Canadian indie singer-songwriter’s sixth album features stripped-down ...

In the early 2010s, it seemed as if everyone in indie rock wanted to be Mac DeMarco. The Canadian was the ultimate slacker success story, traversing the globe playing sold-out shows with a guitar in ...