April 2016 – Page 3

We take a look at 1501 McGill College on our next stop on our Montreal architecture extravaganza. [read on]

David Myles newest album combines all his talents. [read on]

Mike Correll’s documentary sheds light on a master of dark art. [read on]

The Barbers album cycle syncs to allow for their first collaboration. Interview here. [read on]

The British heavy metal veterans put on a solid show that didn’t rely on nostalgia. [read on]

“You can’t be a word nerd and not into poetry,” Rabbit says. We want to send this slam poet to the Verses Festival. Find out more here. [read on]

Clowns, the Apocalypse, and being stuck on a ship with Sloan’s Chris Murphy some of the things to expect at the Solos Fest. [read on]

Many died. Rabbits pooped. These events are not necessarily related. [read on]

One-man show about the baby boomers looked at through the eyes of a Gen-X/Millenials. [read on]

Annual event brings out collectors of memorabilia and all things film related. [read on]

Two choreographies get at the beastly and rutting side of human nature that aggressively rises in spring. [read on]

City graffiti featured in this month’s Eye to I study [read on]

T. A. Wellington reviews “Rain Reign” by Ann M. Martin, a children’s book about a girl and a dog. [read on]