Loving the Ladies with Made For Summer Band BESTiE
Vancouver band BESTiE pulls into Monreal with its soccer-mom van and a pineapple party.
Vancouver band BESTiE pulls into Monreal with its soccer-mom van and a pineapple party.
Interview with indie royalty Dave Hodge and Leah Siegel, a power duo that makes Leisure Cruise the best musical trip you’ll take in a long time.
No one can say Lana Del Rey is up herself. Fans were treated to a rocking performance at the Bell Center where this hard working musician took selfies with fans.
Talented indie boy bands from Canada and the UK get their groove on and no one is complaining!
A photolog from of the newest music festivals in the city dedicated to “vintage” music — music with a pure sound and a lot of attitude.
M.I.A.’s show had it all: sweat, smoke, lights, mosh pit, more sweat, gold clothes, short-shorts, bass to break an eardrum, and a good time all around.
Killer show of Moderat gets crowd to move and sweat. Lili Hudecova gives an audience eye view of a beloved band. Also, check out her live capture of a few songs.
Royal Canoe talks about its process for writing music and also how Winnipeg is still very much a part of their sound despite being on the road.
Jessy Lanza is much loved by her many fans. Her sense of beats and her angelic voice blend perfectly.
Zoe Schultz interviews punk melodic Young Rival followed by a quick recap of their recent concert at l’Esco.
Hazy, nostalgic album Estara is perfect ambient music for the sensitive soul.
Two-day music festival in Montreal is centered on “vintage” rock sound and draws rockabilly crowd with the return of the Gutter Demons.
Iggy Azalea brought the party with her to Montreal. The only complaint is that she didn’t play long enough!
McGill 9-piece band play covers and originals with their own funky flair.
New EP evocative of both Johnny Marr and Blaxploitation films. How exactly does that happen?
With new baby in tow and lyrics written on paper plates, Martha Wainwright shows that the best performances require nothing more than showing up as one’s true self
Reviews of new albums by Tokyo Police Club, Bombay Bicycle Club, and Real Estate.
Solid performance by Ontario duo in support of their first French album.
Protomartyr’s sophomore album is halfway there — and depending on if you are an optimist or a pessimist, you can take that how you want.
The Grove and Engines of Peace rock Il Motore with their groovy-jazzy-hard rocking sound.
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