The Canadian rock scene is alive and well, with no shortage of kickass bands releasing great albums. But at the forefront of this movement stands Monster Truck, a powerful quartet whose music blends classic rock [read on]
This Oscar-nominated animation tells the stories of children in an orphanage, with a boy nicknamed Zucchini at the centre of it all. [read on]
Billy Talent, Game of Thrones, and West Trainz. This week, think big. [read on]
Raoul Peck’s Oscar-nominated documentary focuses on James Baldwin’s part in the civil rights movement. [read on]
Life, humour, and a case for Europe. [read on]
Founded in 1811 by William Gray, the Montreal Herald became a major competitor to fellow English papers such as the Montreal Gazette. Originally a weekly paper as conceived by its founder, the newspaper became a [read on]
Dissociative identity disorder and kidnapping take centre stage in this new horror movie. [read on]
If your band name is The Wild, with an exclamation point, you better know how to rock n’ roll. So let’s start this review on the right foot: this band from Kelowna, British Columbia, seriously [read on]
SonReal and more this week. [read on]
Template for montreal music to copy [read on]
Dans le cadre du festival annuel Montréal en lumière, la Nuit blanche du samedi 4 mars au dimanche, nous replongera à l’époque marquante de l’Expo 67, qui fêtera ses 50 ans. Il y aura pas [read on]
Oh The Times They…Aren’t Changing [read on]
The biggest exhibition of Chagall ever to take place in Canada is at the Fine Arts museum. Find out about it here. [read on]
Antisemitism runs rampant in Lower Canada when Ezekiel Hart comes to town [read on]
En ces jours frisquets où la déprime nous guette tout au long de l’hiver il est bon d’égayer nos esprits en se permettant des sorties culturelles. À titre de solution, je vous propose donc une [read on]
A must see show about the dangers of tyrannical governments and censorship. [read on]
Four months after his last appearance, UK artist Sampha is back and not a moment too soon. [read on]
Chris Aitkens tries to come with a handful of church metaphors to review Iron Reagan’s new album. [read on]
The second instalment of this series is just as action-packed as the last. [read on]
This dialogue-less animation can teaches us about why life is special. [read on]
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