Elements of a Mammoth Called King Crimson
Band features 6 hands worth of drummers in a massive decade spanning set.
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“All poetry is written by dead people”: An Interview with Saul Williams
“I don’t understand why the idea of being white or black is there at all, or why we continue to practice these constructs. The idea behind my music is to destroy those constructs.”
Huntertones Deliver Melodic Jazz on Cool Debut
Brooklyn’s Huntertones releases their debut album. Their melodic jazz will surely please fans and non-fans of the genre.
Make it the most wonderful time of the year… with choral music!
December is the busiest time of the year for local choir groups and Montreal has hundreds. Here’s why you should check one out.
Photojournal: November Nocture at the MAC
The best way to spend your Friday night is surrounded by art and good beats.
The Motorleague Check In From the Road
Dan Levander talks to Rampage about life on the road and the writing of their latest album.
Get Your Fado On: Interview With Carminho
Interview with Portuguese singer Carminho about her deep love of singing and the unique form of Fado music.
Not the Last Time with Last Ex
Poetic and non-lyrical, Last Ex and Jessica Moss made for a show that was a dreamscape of sound.
Club Soubois: A Trip down the Rabbit Hole for Halloween
Wrapping up our series of our Halloween picks for 2015, Club Soubois proved to be a surprise.
A Halloween Treat with the OSM
The OSM and Maison Symphonique combine to create a perfect night of wonder and music for the spookiest holiday.
Sam Philips Explores the Birth of Rock ‘n Roll
Time travel back to the genesis of rock music at the legendary Sun Studios
Festival du Monde Arabe Covers a World
With local and international artists, this celebration of arabic culture goes from djs to sitars, bellydance to orchestras, fiction to documentary. Check it out.
Return to the Moon Matches Style to Writing
Musical pairing of Berninger and Knopf a great success that gets better with each successive listening.
An In-Depth Interview with Steve “Lips” Kudlow of Anvil
“You find your happiness and do it until you die.”
What to do in Montreal in November 2015
Montreal continues to keep its festal calendar even when the weather starts to cool down. Everything from animals to zines gets an event.
Get Ready For Halloween: Interview With Cancer Bats
Liam Cormier talks bats (real ones), costumes, stage diving, and Gwar. In sum, he’s awesome.
Triggerfinger Blends Old and New Rock Influences
Belgian power trio’s 4th album is a fine rock record
The Motorleague Finds Its Sound with Holding Pattern
The Motorleague’s new album offers 10 songs of melodic rock with catchy choruses
Lindi Ortega Moving Out of Faded Gloryville
From Canada to Nashville, Lindi Ortega keeps burning bright with Faded Gloryville.