The Wilderness of Manitoba Toronto, Ontario
The Wilderness of Manitoba has returned in 2021 with a new line-up and a new album entitled Farewell To Cathedral. The band prefers to characterize itself as an evolving entity. Whitwham says, "I've always believed in fresh collaborations." Their sound has run the gamut from its initial chamber folk sound to an expanded sonic palette combining cinematic indie pop and anthemic folk rock. ... more
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