POP Montreal Portraits: Quaker Parents
East Coast transplant Mark Grundy talks about his band Quaker Parents.
Halifax
Halifax’s Nap Eyes Sing Their Hearts
Be charmed by this East coast band you need to hear with their new album Thought Rock Fish Scale. Review here.
Montreal’s Different Days Offers Something Different
Montreal band offers debut album of sassy indie rock
Interview with Luke Ducet of Whitehorse: The space between the notes
Jean-Frederic talks to Luke Doucet of Whitehorse about their new album, their live show, and life performing next to your spouse.
Fear and Loathing South of the 40: Help Wanted or Not
If you’ve just been fired from Tim Hortons, the dominatrix field might be open to you.
Review of Dream Magic: Alana Yorke’s Epic Imagination
Beautiful new album by Alana Yorke goes beyond classification.
Review: What Do You See? by Frantik & Dirty Dane
What Do You See? mixes brutal egoism, drug references and hip hop’s trademark misogyny with goofy childlike charm and vague self-awareness.
Alert the Medic: Halifax’s best kept rock secret
Catchy pop rock tunes abound on Halifax band’s latest album.
Gypsophilia Brings the World to Montreal
Gypsophilia blends jazz, klezmer, Brazilian, reggae, funk, swing and more to create an East-coast dance party sensation! Check them out at M for Montreal.
Ryan Hemsworth on Making Music, Buying Vinyl, Meeting Musicians
Ryan talks about his current tour, his new album “Alone For The First Time” and about his experiences as a musician from Halifax.
Gypsophilia: Halifax’s best party band plays Upstairs Jazz Bar
Get your party shoes on for Gypsophilia, the Halifax fusion band that was only meant to play one show and hasn’t stopped playing since.
Rising Again : Interview with John Mulane of In Flight Safety
John Mulane talks about In Flight Safety’s new album Conversationalist and how the band hit a crossroads and chose to fly again.
Interview with Brett Emmons: It’s Glorious to Make Rock and Roll
Jean-Frederic Vachon talks to singer Brett Emmons of the Glorious Sons about rock’s staying power and what it’s like to be in an up-and-coming rock band.
Deconstructing the DJ: Interview with Construct
It’s easy to see why Construct is a powerhouse in the Montreal DJ scene. He has his fingers on many turntables — from websites to live events for graffiti artists.
Fear and Loathing: Quebec’s Budget Jiggles Like Jell-O, Don’t Provoke Knitting STM Employees
Ken “Gus” Gaucher learns TMI about Barbara Walters, prods the new PQ proposed budget, and discovers one thing he’ll have to cross off his bucket list.