Canada At Large

Canada At Large refuses to be pigeonholed. One moment it's ambient drones that sound like the northern tundra, the next it's gritty hip hop from Toronto's underground. The curation feels like a mixtape made by someone with impossibly broad taste. You'll hear electronic acts like Caribou alongside indie rock staples from Arcade Fire and newer alt-rock from Alvvays. Hip hop leans left-of-center - think Shad or BBNG. Ambient slots introduce soundscapes you didn't know you needed. The bitrate is 128kbps, sufficient for the textures. The station never panders to commercial trends. It trusts its lis…