In an age of iPods, Spotify and hit singles, CBC's On the Coast spent the last three weeks celebrating full albums. The request was put out by host Stephen Quinn for listeners to recommend albums that didn't contain a single track worth skipping. In other words, the album had to be made of all killer songs, and no filler songs. "It was so great to celebrate these groups' musicianship," said CBC music reporter and former Polaris Music Prize judge Lisa Christiansen. Stay tuned for On the Coast's music feature next week.

Source: CBC News November 25, 2017 18:56 UTC