Festivals and Events in Montreal : March 2017
Montreal is in like a lion and out like a lion when it comes to festivals and events. March has got you covered from films on art to tasting the city’s best mac and cheese
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Monster Truck Is Riding Its Way To The Top
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 [read on]
This Week in Montreal Music February 26-March 4
Billy Talent, Game of Thrones, and West Trainz. This week, think big.
The Wild! Gets Wild At Heart On New Album
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 [read on]
Carmélites : La force de ne plus avoir peur
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 [read on]
Sampha Returns to Montreal and Astounds
Four months after his last appearance, UK artist Sampha is back and not a moment too soon.
Repent, Sinners! Iron Reagan’s Crossover Ministry is Here!
Chris Aitkens tries to come with a handful of church metaphors to review Iron Reagan’s new album.
This Week in Montreal Music February 12 to February 18
Lots of new releases being showcased through town.
From Cold and Dark Los Angeles to Montreal: An Interview With Drab Majesty
Interview with Deb DeMure and Mona D., from LA’s Drab Majesty.
Young Colin Onderdonk’s Proximity Effect Lays a Gentle Tidal Bomb
Album draws inspiration from Coen Brothers and C.S. Lewis.
The Neal Morse Band Wows Club Soda Crowd
As the stage went dark, dimly lit by a screen announcing the band, a silhouette made its way to the front of the stage. The hooded figure turned out to be singer Neal Morse, [read on]
Montreal Festivals and Events for Feburary 2017
There’s a reason to get out every night in Montreal in February with festivals from day 1 to day 29 (it’s leap year!)
Itchy: The Little Things Zine Launch at Glass Door Gallery
New indie zine focuses on difficult moments and the things that help get you through tough times.
Music to Draw To: Satellite and a Six Question Interview with Kid Koala
With a new album out, Kid Koala gives us the perfect soundtrack for spacing out and working.
This Week in Montreal Music January 29 to February 4
From rap to post punk to hard rock to prog rock, this is a week of musical allsorts.
Neal Morse on his new album “The Similitude of a Dream”
Double album inspired by The Pilgrim’s Progress.