Conceptual Rock Rules as Steven Wilson Wows Crowd
Former Porcupine Tree leader plays flawless 3 hour set
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Meet Romulo Larrea : A Beginner’s Guide to Tango
An interview with Romulo Larrea—the guy who brought Tango to Montreal
Ty Segall and the Muggers : Tight Sound and Art
Ty Segall is never, never, never boring. He is an artist in all the right ways.
Opera de Montréal Announces Another Brick in the Wall
Photo gallery of Roger Water’s and the Opera de Montréal announcing Another Brick in the Wall : The Opera.
Interview with the Imani Gospel Singers: Singing Faith and Inspiration
Montreal Gospel choir sings songs that will lift your mood to ever higher places.
Blues Sensation Steve Hill Finds His True Voice
Annie Webb interviews Steve Hill about his newest album, “Solo Recordings Volume 3”.
Quilt’s Plaza Stitches its Music Cohesively
Latest by Quilt a blend of psychedelia, folk rock, and catchy pop to remind listeners of what music was like before
“We are Twisted F***ing Sister” Documentary Reviewed
New documentary sheds light on the decade when the band ruled the clubs
Festivals and Events in March
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
AaRON : In Word, In Performance, In Review
French duo talk about their new album We Cut the Night, and then Sarah blisses out at the concert
Triple Bill of Symphonic Power Metal Wows Sold Out Crowd
Nightwish, Sonata Arctica and Delain delight sold out Metropolis
Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage Goes Where No Music Has Gone Before
Classic themes from the films and television shows take centre stage in anniversary celebration of the Star Trek franchise.
Photojournal: Blue Rodeo and Terra Lightfoot at Canadian Tire Centre
Tesse Lightfoot and Blue Rodeo pictures here.
Interview with collectif 9: Classical Music Done Rock Style
collectif9 is a group of classically trained musicians who decided to perform their works not in symphony halls, but in bars and clubs. Find out more here.
Halifax’s Nap Eyes Sing Their Hearts
Be charmed by this East coast band you need to hear with their new album Thought Rock Fish Scale. Review here.
Rae Spoon Reflects on Armour
Trans artist Rae Spoon talks about the making of Armour and performing in barns in Alberta.
Review: Pillars of Ash by Black Tusk Carries the Torch
Recorded one month before the passing of bassist Jonathan Athon, Pillars of Ash is probably Black Tusk’s most defining album.