Rock
- Andy Kim
- Arcade Fire
- Bonjour Brumaire
- Bootsauce
- Brendan Reed
- Bruno Pelletier - also chanson
- Corbeau
- Dan Bigras - also chanson
- Daniel Boucher
- David Usher
- David Wilcox
- Diane Dufresne - also chanson
- Dominique Blais- also pop
- Duchess Says
- Efrim Menuck
- Éric Lapointe - also hard rock
- Frank Marino
- George Donoso
- Gerry Boulet
- Howard Bilerman
- Godspeed You! Black Emperor
- Harmonium
- Ian Lee
- Jace Lasek
- Jean Leloup - also chanson
- Joe Roberts
- Kaïn
- Katie Moore
- Kermess
- Kyo
- La Chicane
- Le Karlof Orchestra
- Liam O'Neil
- Les Chiens
- Les Respectables - also pop
- Les Trois Accords
- Lesbians on Ecstasy - also electronica & punk
- Lewis Furey - also chanson
- Lili Fatale - also electronica
- Malajube
- Marc Dupré
- Marie-Chantal Toupin
- Marjo - also chanson
- Martin Deschamps
- Melissa Auf der Maur
- Michel Pagliaro
- Moist
- Mononc' Serge - also humor & heavy metal
- Murray Lightburn
- Nanette Workman
- Offenbach
- Okoumé - also néo-trad, blues & electronica
- Paradox
- Paul Cargnello also chanson
- Priestess
- Projet Orange - Britpop, also rock
- Robert Charlebois
- Sam Roberts
- Spencer Krug
- Steve Lang - bassist (April Wine, Mashmakhan)
- The Besnard Lakes
- The Dears
- Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band
- Tightrope
- Tim Fletcher
- Vilain Pingouin
- Vincent Vallières
- Visible Wind
- Véronique Béliveau
- Win Butler
- Wolf Parade
- Xavier Caféïne
- Zébulon
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