When was the last time you took a good look at Hieronymous Bosch’s early 16th-century painting “The Garden of Earthly Delights?” I mean, really looked at it, at all the bizarre details: the guy with [read more]
“Death At My Door” is the fifth release (and first in 4 years) from The Creepshow, a psychobilly/punk band from Burlington, Ontario. Their songs are concise gems of head nodding, foot stomping rock n’ roll, [read more]
The game of speculation and the idea of putting things on risk at the chance of reaping great rewards have been central to the financiers of yesterday and today. The investors and businessmen of Montreal [read more]
Dane Stewart talks about the inspiration and method of his new play The History of Sexuality. [read more]
Performers who have confirmed for the upcoming Montréal en Lumière festival include Coral Egan, Isabelle Boulay, and Stacey Kent. [read more]
List of festivals and events taking place in Montreal this October [read more]
Small venues barely contain post-punk band INVSN [read more]
Reviews of Mount Eerie, Weyes Blood, and John Maus from POP Montreal. [read more]
Strong performances by the lead actors bring this Boston Marathon bombing story to life. [read more]
“In retrospect, I now realize that the look of Mr. Hawkins’s face was one of deliberation: Do I flee from this screaming child or try to somehow eat him?” Memoirs about the hobby of birding [read more]
Darren Aronofsky’s new controversial, allegorical film is a glimpse of what may come. [read more]
We review what we managed to see at POP Montreal 2017 [read more]
A chance partnership at The Montreal Gazette of two men sparked the idea of a satirical magazine that eventually paved the way for the popular anglophone newspapers that dominated the noon day papers in Montreal [read more]
We’ve got two pairs of tickets for The Goblin Market at the Centaur to give away. Enter now! [read more]
Sass Jordan Goes Back To Her Roots With Racine Revisited [read more]
Opening pieces promise more to come at dance festival in Montreal. [read more]
How did an Irishman become one of the Fathers of Confederation? The story begins, oddly enough, with a young man living in the United States. Thomas D’Arcy McGee originally immigrated to the United States during [read more]
Dennis Lyxzen talks about what it’s like to be playing the long game in punk music. [read more]
The MTELUS opens its doors in Montreal in place of the old Métropolis. [read more]
Musician and vocalist Forever talks about her collaborations with Ouri and the magic of playing around the world. [read more]
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