Doomsquad was a genre-defying music trio consisting of siblings Trevor, Jaclyn & Allie Blumas. Starting in a basement in Toronto back in 2011, and sprawled out over the course of 3 critically acclaimed albums, several EPs and their Spandrels series, their evolving sound channeled house, post-punk, electronica, new age, ambient dub, folk and psych rock into a unique sound that was distinctly theirs. Their approach to music was rooted in intuition, catharsis, and improvisation, hence why their sounds and styles was always changing. They tried to never approach music too intellectually, but rather attempted to make music that was responsive to their emotional states. Wearing their politics on their sleeve, Doomsquad’s musical mission was simple and defined: to liberate the body through music. Their borrowed slogan from feminist anarchist Emma Goldman says it all: “If I can’t dance to it, it’s not my revolution.”