Kim Churchill All Set for Show at Club Soda!
Kim Churchill is excited to perform with Mo Kenney early November at Club Soda.
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A Party Hard Monday Night is Twin Peaks’ Only Plan
Stoner jams from Twin Peaks are built from collaboration rather than ego.
We’ll Always Have Paris: Gigi French at Divan Orange Reviewed
Giselle Webber’s latest musical project brings to life the smokey jazz bars and cafés of Paris.
The Lazys are Anything but on their Rocking New Album
Australian rockers are ready to invade Canada with their catchy songs and crushing guitars
Mastodon : Expanding the Frontiers of Heavy Metal
Genre-defying rockers rewrite the definition of heavy metal. Explore their evolution ahead of their show at Metropolis.
Meatbodies Spew Out Shreds of Sounds
Get ready for ear melting electro-punk when the Los Angeles band takes the stage.
Acid Kids, Drummer Twins and Pretending to be American: UK Band TEMPLES
Drunk on dep store wine, an interview in an alley could only descend into madness.
We Always Let the Song be King: Interview with Darwin Baker of the Crooked Brothers
Darwin Baker talks about how the Crooked Brothers came together, what it was like to finally play the Winnipeg Folk Festival, and discusses some songs from their new album.
Metal Horror Master King Diamond Back from the Grave
King Diamond supported by Jess and the Ancient Ones returned in triumph to Montreal after a long hiatus.
Airbourne Rocks the Corona with Dumb Rock Done Good
Triple bill of rocking bands shook the Corona Theatre to its foundations.
Album Review: Greylag Glides on High!
Potland, Oregon-based folk rock band, Greylag, releases self-titled debut LP
The Montreal Lyric Orchestra: the new kid on the classical music block
The Montréal Symphony Orchestra is great, and so is the Orchestre Métropolitain, but that doesn’t mean that a young startup orchestra — the Lyric Orchestra of [read on]
Stuff White People Still Like. Review of Thurston Moore’s Best Day
Turns out, the old Sonic Youthster still makes relevant music.
All Work and Love for Elliott Brood’s Latest Album
Elliott Brood’s fifth album, Work and Love is incredibly honest and rustic, a sure hit.
Reviewed by Robyn: Busty And The Bass Bustified & Jessie Ware
A good album from Jessie Ware, and a very strong album from Busty and the Bass.
Rising Again : Interview with John Mulane of In Flight Safety
John Mulane talks about In Flight Safety’s new album Conversationalist and how the band hit a crossroads and chose to fly again.
L’Off Jazz 2: St Jack Quartet, Andy King Group, and the Ratchet Orchestra
Photo journal of the last round of shows we caught at L’Off Jazz. See M. Talakoub’s shots of the St Jack Quartet, Andy King Group, and the Ratchet Orchestra
Shredding on a Lap Steel with Wah-Pedal: Steve Gunn at Casa del Popolo
Openers brought the harp to a new level while Steve Gunn made it clear that a lap steel isn’t just a lap steel until it’s given the wah treatment.
From Rocking Down Under to Touring Canada: Interview with The Lazys’ Leon Harrison
Leon Harrison talks about how The Lazy’s started in Chicoutimi and have been making a name for themselves ever since.