Do It Again and Again and Again, Please: Do It Again by Royksopp and Robyn
Scandinavian power pairing of Robyn and Royksopp create Do It Again, an album delightfully unlike any of their previous ones. [read on]
Scandinavian power pairing of Robyn and Royksopp create Do It Again, an album delightfully unlike any of their previous ones. [read on]
Feel good film about Newfoundland town attempting to secure an outsider as its path to renewal seduces viewers. [read on]
Fernando Landin hit the Launch Cocktail of Elektra/Mutek 15. [read on]
Urban art competition Beaux Degats pitted six teams against each other on the theme of photography. This is Fernando Landin’s photo journal of the event. [read on]
Montreal band The First End is as political as it is musical. Frontman Dan Parker talked about how the band got started and how he lets politics and music entwine. [read on]
Judy Garland impersonator Kim Roberts talks about her new show and what makes the legendary diva so endearing to all. [read on]
With the alt comedy scene and the regular circuit coming together, character comedy is at the fore. [read on]
The two latest films at the Satopshere take viewers to new worlds with great technological wizardry, but not a lot of emotional depth. [read on]
Learn to survive in today’s cruel world. Learn what to do if you’re on a plane with no bathroom, why you should you leave the sword at home, and how to make money from pennies. [read on]
Chromeo album solid with a fantastic sweep of collaborators on many tracks. [read on]
Montreal morphs into a blur but somehow there are anchor points all along the way. [read on]
Reviews of Shine On and Unrepentant Geraldines. [read on]
Photos of Éric Goulet and his wife performing in Montreal on May 24. [read on]
Magali Crevier checks out the vernssiage featuring the drawings of Daniel Barkley and a book published of his work. [read on]
After a multi-year hiatus, the Montreal wonderband returns for a short tour and discusses what might be in the pipes. [read on]
Lisa Iwanycki-Moore and band turn one of her metaphoric songs into an immersive commemoration for a favorite tree and that’s just the beginning of this unconventional concert. [read on]
The controversial new video Double Bubble Trouble shows that M.I.A. is badass. [read on]
How many times have you walked past the gelato place in the Eaton Centre and said, “I’ve got to get me some of that?” Kim Hachey took up the challenge and reports on what some of that is like. [read on]
Every group that performed was a hit and our reviewer laughed from start to finish. Here’s a recap of Tuesday night’s Sketchfest. [read on]
The non-profit organization behind the Darling Foundry celebrated its 20th anniversary. Fernando Landin was on the scene to capture the event. [read on]
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