Mar 04, 2021 By Caleb Campbell

For many bands, the pandemic transition to virtual music-making was a new one. For Canadian indie band Tearjerker though, it was a return to familiar territory. After passing bedroom recordings around since the band’s founding in 2008, they decamped to a small cottage in North Ontario to record their new EP, Deep End, in 2019. Of course, the pandemic made that closeness impossible, forcing them back to their familiar piecemeal writing process. More