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Catch Rush Before They Say Farewell
Rush’s career spanning set was a tour of their greatest songs, and this might be the last time they tour. [read on]
Month: June 2015
Festivals
Montreal Comiccon preview : 10 Reasons to Attend
Comiccon is coming. Still on the fence about getting your ticket? Don’t be. Here are ten amazing things to catch at this year’s event. [read on]
Uncategorized
Win a Pair of Tickets to see Wolfpack at Cinema du Parc
Win a pair of tickets to see this exciting new documentary by entering our contest NOW. [read on]
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Win a Pair of Tickets to See Josh Wink
Enter now to win a pair of tickets to see Josh Wink at New City Gas. [read on]
Consider
The Frenglish Digest: U2 Plays, Penis Activists Respond, IT Breaks & Montreal Mourns
Our first edition of The Frenglish Digest, a column about what’s going on in Montreal. [read on]
Consider
The Aristorian: Rodin at the MMFA
The Aristorian reports on the new exhibit at the MMFA featuring 300 works by Rodin. [read on]
Interview
An interview with Steven Wilson on his new album, success and conceptual rock
Steven Wilson is generally considered a progressive rock musician. His music is complex, has long songs and values musicianship. But Wilson himself is clearly not a fan of the classification. “There’s no such thing”, he [read on]
See
Photojournal: E-Merge at the Arsenal Contemporary Art gallery
Large projects and exciting concepts on display at Arsenal captured in Jeremy’s photo journal. [read on]
Interview
Interview with artist photographer Nicole Small: “Creation of images that evoke emotion”
“I can be on a bus, in the studio, watching a movie or reading a book. Ideas come to me everywhere and when they do, I sketch them on paper!” [read on]
Festivals
Fringe Festival Reviews Round 8 : War and Science
Bar Kapra the Squirrel Hunter and The Inventor of All Things reviewed. [read on]
Festivals
Interview: Total Liquidation at Fringe
Lar Vi and Sehar Manji talk about how Total Liquidation developed from some improv characters. [read on]
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Concert Review: Heems Raps to Late Crowd
Queens based rappers show only gets started after 11 p.m. [read on]
Festivals
Fantasia Reveals Its Diverse International Line Up
We pick five films we know you want to see this year at Fantasia. [read on]
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Love and Funky Stuff: Stereo is A Home Away from Home
Stereo Nightclub is one of the best places to dance in the city. Find out why. [read on]
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All Signs Point to Yes: Dave Monks “strips” for us and goes solo!
After their rootsy alt-folk band Twin Forks, whose music I got to appreciate, Dine Alone Records treats us with Dave Monks’ new solo release, a first for the Tokyo Police Club bandleader. To both his delight [read on]
& Other Quebec Curios
The Notre Dame Rip-off & Other Quebec Curios
Each day at each beginning of the hour, a crowd gathers at Basilique Notre Dame to hear the bells ring. The crowd stands, transfixed with wonder as the carillon bells chime, its tune heard for [read on]
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On The Road To Rockfest 2015: Four Bands Battle to Play Amnesia
In The Name of Havoc, Dirt Cannon, Distort Head and Guttrot compete for a slot in the Amnesia Festival. We also talk to Orin Loft. [read on]
Festivals
Fringe Festival Reviews Round Seven
Look At This Guy, Oni, Attention Seeker, Die Mutter, Seven The Roots of Self, and 12 Angry Puppets reviewed. [read on]
Review
A Year in Champagne: Tiny Bubbles in the Wine
A look at one season in the sparkling wine industry. [read on]
Review
Heaven Knows What : Raw and Too Much Life
Look at life of drug addicts in New York doesn’t have much plot to it. [read on]