Toronto Troubadour Corin Raymond Warms Hearts on the Coldest Night of the Year
Toronto Troubadour Corin Raymond Warms Hearts on the Coldest Night of the Year
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Book of the Month Club: English-Speaking Justice by George Grant
While the term “Red Tory” might be lost in the political spectrum these days, George Grant was the classic definition of one: a conservative who espoused certain [read on]
Blue Hair Don’t Care: A Prom Come True
Based on the true story of Marc Hall, this marvelous show captures Marc’s fight to bring his boyfriend to a Catholic school prom.
Fear and Loathing South of the 40: Speaking Truth From Power
This week: penis transplant, calf banditry, Trudeau’s elbow, banned caleches, and more.
The Family Album: A labour of love for Jill and Matthew Barber
The Barbers album cycle syncs to allow for their first collaboration. Interview here.
Canadian Bluesman Matt Andersen is an Honest Man
“I find if I write by myself too much I start to rip my own ideas off and sound like myself too much.” Read the rest of the interview HERE:
Blues Sensation Steve Hill Finds His True Voice
Annie Webb interviews Steve Hill about his newest album, “Solo Recordings Volume 3”.
All Signs Point to Yes: Dave Monks “strips” for us and goes solo!
After their rootsy alt-folk band Twin Forks, whose music I got to appreciate, Dine Alone Records treats us with Dave Monks’ new solo release, a first for the Tokyo Police [read on]
Interview with Eleanor O’Brien: Love, Marriage, and Polyamory
Julie talks to the performer about her show Love & Marriage that focuses on life in a polyamorous relationship.
Review: Desolation Sounds is Beautiful and Melodic
Wade Macneil’s latest with Gallows is new territory — a beautiful beast.
Elephant Song: Slow, Plodding, and Forgettable
You’d expect more from a film taking place in a psychiatrist ward
To Do Tonight: The Underground Comedy Railroad
Get ready for this sizzling all-black-comedian line-up.
Review: Corner Gas the Movie is a Return to Dog River, Saskatchewan
Catch lovable, familiar characters in humorous situations that hit their target.
Review Maps to the Stars: Torment in Tinseltown
Does Cronenberg’s satire of Hollywood have as much bite as Twilight? Both have Robert Pattinson.
Interview: Big Wreck Rocking Through Montreal With Ghosts
Big Wreck is a rock band that in my opinion needs little introduction especially if your Canadian. The band was formed by frontman, Ian Thornley back in 1994 and, here they [read on]
Hard Rock Tuesdays: Keeps Rocking With Glass Tiger 30 Years Later
Hard Rock Tuesdays talks to Sam Reid about Glass Tiger’s music, fundraising an time spent with the troops in Afghanistan.
Interview: Monster Truck Travels From Righteous Smoke To Sweet Mountain River
Debra Heather sits down with Canadian rockers Monster Truck
More Fun Than Jazz: Barenaked Ladies Play Metropolis at the Jazz Fest
Icons of Canadian rock entertain and amuse.
Art Brasilis First Timer at Puces Pop and Espace Pop
Art Brasilis joined Puces Pop this year and will be part of an upcoming Brazilian pop-up shop at Espace Pop with other Brazilian artists.