Photolog : Piknic Electronik June 22
Piknic Electronik features an incredible line up of djs and summer Sunday sun.
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Montreal Jazz Fest — Picks of the Paid Shows
Apart from the obvious legends, there are many paid shows at the Montreal Jazz Fest worth seeing. Here are our picks.
Interview with Blues Guitarist Steve Hill
Born in Quebec, Steve Hill is one of those mean blues guitarists hailed as the best in the province, if not Canada. He gets down. He gets dirty. He goes for the heart. No [read on]
Interview: Following the Blueprints of Adam Karch
Montreal blues/folk songster Adam Karch talks about his newly released album as well as performance and process.
Hard Rock Tuesdays : Montreal Rocker Taylor James
Debra Heather sits down for a personal interview with rocker Taylor James, to discuss his musical inspirations, influences and future aspirations.
What to See for Free at the Montreal Jazz Fest
Our picks for the best free shows at the Montreal International Jazz Festival 2014. Everything from creative interpretations of standards to international rising stars to hip hop and funk.
Fucked Up’s Glass Boys is Solid
Toronto punk outfit continues to hold the #1 spot in Mike Carrozza’s heart. Here’s why…
Mo Kenny Interview : From Badass Behavior to Badass Folk
Nova Scotia singer-songwriter Mo Kenny talks about her musical influences and how getting into trouble led her to guitar.
Photolog : Piknic Electronik on June 15
Beautiful sunny Sunday with Montreal representing on both stages. Photographer Fernando Landin captured the glorious day.
Ultraviolence: Lana Del Rey’s Emotional Roller Coaster of an Album
Emotional album from Lana Del Rey a fan pleaser and sure to be remixed.
Hard Rock Tuesdays with Debra Heather : A Rock Concert You Won’t Forget
It’s time to get your inner rock star ready and party hard this coming weekend in Montebello, for the 9th edition of Amnesia Rockfest.
A Lifer Talks about Love and Music : Interview with Amen Dunes
Damon McMahon from Amen Dunes talks about his music, influences, and his thoughts about song writing and the music industry.
A Cello and Two Cities : Interview with Lydia Ainsworth
With sample-tinged, folk-orchestral-dance-dreamy-pop, Lydia Ainsworth just released her debut album that shines and sparkles.
New York City’s Governor’s Ball 2014: Amazing Lineup, Perfect Weekend
New York throws a must-go music party every summer. Robyn Homeniuk made sure not to miss this year’s Governor’s Ball. Here are her photos and review.
A Musical Superhero for the Early 80s : Rush Midnight Interview
Brooklyn’s Rush Midnight is the alter ego of Russ Meyer. Think 80’s pop icon with lots of swagger. He talks about his musical process and his new album here.
Sculpting with Sound : Interview with Little Scream
Since moving to Montreal, Little Scream (aka Laurel Sprengelmeyer) has turned her visual artistry into musical artistry. She talks about her upcoming album, tentatively titled Dance in the Void.
Photolog: June 8 Piknic Electronik: The Germans are Coming
The Germans are coming! The Germans are coming! Wait, the Germans are headlining! The Germans are headlining!
When Breakglass Met Suoni : Live from Breakglass Studios Event
Two music powerhouses in the city come together to bring a live event featuring three of Montreal’s most innovative artists in an intimate setting.
Photolog : Piknic Electronik May 25
Fernando Landin captures the total fun in the sun of this Sunday’s Piknic Electronik.
Do It Again and Again and Again, Please: Do It Again by Royksopp and Robyn
Scandinavian power pairing of Robyn and Royksopp create Do It Again, an album delightfully unlike any of their previous ones.