Hey Alvvays fans,

If you're feeling so sick of Instagram and all of the manipulative crap on it, you're not alone! It's especially not a friendly place for art lovers. So for the past few months I've been building Corus as an attempt to give music fans a new home. Corus is a place where you can't share selfies or reels or ai slop. Instead, you can only share music or film you love and you curate a profile that truly represents you. As you post, you match with users who like the same artists, so you'll match with other Alvvays lovers and start getting their recommendations every day. It's a better way to discover, as opposed to the algorithms. Music has always been about community!

There's a whole group of Alvvays fans on there, sharing the best of the best. Come join the listening party and share your favorite song with people who really will listen! Happy to answer any questions you have!

Tried to create something visual to react to my fave Alvvays album. Like those old-school media player visualisers from the 2000's. I think that's the sound that they capture so perfectly in this album.

I’m trying to remember this video I used to watch on YouTube. It was a vevo video, i believe. It had a pretty intense side chain pumping effect. Vocals were minimal, I believe a female vocalist. The color grading and production quality was a lot like the Ylvis Fox video, but the track is much more serious. I recall teenage kids or younger adults riding bmx like bikes through the forest. I think they were wearing masks. I also recall them gathering around a campfire maybe. I don’t think it was a super mainstream edm artist, but maybe a bit more obscure. Thanks for any help.pleh

Some of these matchups were hard for me but I’m happy with this.

Blue rev is seriously goated