Brooklyn: Rich in Colour and Texture
Film follows the immigrant experience of a young Irish woman who comes to New York.
Brooklyn
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.
Interview with Buke and Gase : Making a Mighty Sound with Less
Brooklyn punk-art duo Buke and Gase talk about their impetus to experiment. Is the answer just “Boredom”?
POP Montreal: Catey Shaw’s Epic Dance Party
Nothing is better than dancing and then hanging with the band after a set that burns the rafters.
Love and Brooklyn : The Catey Shaw Interview
Catey Shaw talks about Hall and Oats, bickering, Brooklyn, L.A., and making art and music in advance of her appearance at POP Montreal.
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.
Almost a Private Party : Leisure Crusie at La Vitrola
Leisure Cruise might be a little off Montrealer’s radar right now, but that’s unlikely to be the case for long if the quality and energy of the La Vitrola show is any indication.
On Their Maiden Voyage : Interview with Leisure Cruise
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.
The Augustines Just Want to Say Thank You
Eric Sanderson talks about how The Augustine’s self-titled debut album is built from the positivity and energy that helped them resurrect and soar.
Waiting for Jake Bugg Without My Glasses
British sensation Jake Bugg’s concert proved to be exactly what reviewer Nina Chabel hoped… And beyond that, the Skins proved to be better than expected, while Albert Hammond Jr. shows he’s a worthy front man.