Heavy Montreal 2016: Who Rocked Best This Year?
Our two days of metal, food and wrestling. [read on]
Our two days of metal, food and wrestling. [read on]
“This festival feels very European. From what I’ve seen so far, it would make the top 5 on the European circuit”, says Sabaton singer Joakim Brodén. We’re sitting, with drummer Hannes van Dahl, in the [read on]
Decibels, horns, body surfers, flailing hair: Heavy Montreal kept the party going on Day 2. While you wait for our full review, here’s a look at the day in pictures.
The HBO show about the love lives of three gay men is finished off with a full-length movie. [read on]
Great costumes and a celebratory vibe make this one of the most fun conventions in Montreal. [read on]
The 2016 edition of Heavy Montreal was off to a great start on Saturday as bands covering many sub-genres of metal played to delighted fans. Here’s a look in photos at our favourites. Full review [read on]
Review of events and a photojournal of Saturday morning at Otakuthon. [read on]
Kike Maillo’s new film is a vibrant and tragic thriller. [read on]
Cat Empire play a powerful set that practically bans anyone from standing still. [read on]
Werner Herzog’s new documentary shows us how the Internet took over the world. [read on]
Japanese Otaku culture sends its warm, welcoming tentacles and arms and claws to everyone with a huge variety of offerings this weekend. [read on]
Montreal’s heavy metal festival is upon us! On Saturday August 6th and Sunday August 7th, over 35 bands covering a multitude of sub-genres of heavy music will descend upon Parc Jean-Drapeau to the dismay of [read on]
At the beginning of the eighteenth century, far away from New France, in a not-so-little continent named Europe, there was a war going on, and all because of the lack of children. More specifically, countries [read on]
I review and reflect on Death Cab For Cutie and Lana Del Rey’s shows at Osheaga 2016. [read on]
Success has been a long time coming for American pop metallers Pop Evil. Formed in a small Michigan town in 2001 by singer Leigh Kakaty, the band released its first album “Lipstick on the Mirror” [read on]
Day 2 of Osheaga offered everything from jazz to rock. Plus, not one but two hometown bands dazzle. [read on]
From Grimes to Radiohead to Grammatik to St. Lucia, Sunday at Osheaga keeps it lit [read on]
Zakk Wylde answers my call from somewhere in Texas, where he is on tour promoting his first solo album in 20 years, “Book of Shadows 2”. Zakk’s in a good mood: he answers my call [read on]
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