Vancouver’s West Of Hell Brings Old School Metal With a Modern Twist
Head’s up metal fans: Vancouver’s West of Hell will play Piranha Bar on April 14 2019. Don’t miss them!
Articles by Jean-Frederic Vachon
KISS Wants To Go Out With A Bang
KISS may be nearing the end of the road, but they’re making sure to go out with a bang. Literally.
Tarah Who? Is Ready To Rock The World
Tarah Who?’s new EP is all killer, no filler, with 5 raw punk-rock-grungy songs that might just be their best work yet.
A Great Musical Adventure Comes Alive
The Neal Morse Band brought their new concept album “The Great Adventure” to the stage at Club Soda last night, and for the fans who braved the cold Monday [read on]
A Great Musical Adventure: An Interview with Neal Morse
Creating a follow up to the acclaimed “Similitude of a Dream” wasn’t easy, but the Neal Morse Band pulled it off in the end. Neal Morse explains the album’s complicated genesis.
The Neal Morse Band’s Next Great Adventure
The latest Neal Morse Band album is a progressive rock tour-de-force.
Striker Plays to Win With 80’s Style Metal
Edmonton rockers hit the mark with their vintage melodic metal
The Ghost of Theatrical Rock’s Future
Ghost moves to the arena level with a 3 hour setlist offering a little for everyone. I just wish Tobias Forge would shut up sometimes.
From Nepal to Montreal: Cancer Bats Brings its Metal to Fans
Cancer Bats will play at Club Soda on December 7th 2018.
Sarah Brightman Soars High On ‘Hymn’
Famed soprano Sarah Brightman’s newest album ‘Hymn’ is the perfect soundtrack to your winter wonderland.
Steven Wilson Returns With Magnificent Set
Magical return engagement for Steven Wilson brings a new setlist but the same amazing artistry
Album review: Fractal Cypher – Prelude to an Impending Outcome
Montreal’s Fractal Cypher’s new EP will appeal to fans of early Dream Theater and complicated music in general.
Pascale Picard and the Beauty She Found
The singer/songwriter has a new album out called “The Beauty We’ve Found.
Civilianaires Review
It’s been four years since The Trews released their last studio record, the largest gap of their career. In the meantime, the band switched management, changed the man [read on]
Gowan on 20 Years of Styx, The Mission and Montreal
Gowan & Montreal I pick up the phone, and I have Lawrence Gowan on the line, proudly introducing himself in French. He’s obviously relishing a rare opportunity to [read on]
From a Whisper to a Howl: Fools of Love’s Debut Impresses
Good music leaps out of the speakers with an unmistakable vitality that is magnified when it finds a sympathetic resonance in the listener. From the moment I pressed play, I [read on]
Slayer Goes Out With a Bang With Final Tour
The foundations of Place Bell in Laval were soundly tested when the Slayer Final Tour rolled in on May 30th 2018, with Testament, Behemoth, Anthrax and Lamb of God in tow. [read on]
The Justin Saladino Band Brings The Soundtrack To Your Summer
Justin Saladino’s debut album ‘A Fool’s Heart’, follows the ‘No Worries’ EP released in 2016. It stands proudly at the crossroad between blues, soul and funk, [read on]
Dany Laj and The Looks Hit The Road
There’s nothing better than a feel good song. Or at least, not many things are. Dany Laj and The Looks’ new single “Left Right to One” is one [read on]