Things to Do in Montreal : May Festivals and Events for 2019
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city!
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Things to Do in Montreal : May Festivals and Events for 2018
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city!
Things to Do in Montreal : May Festivals and Events 2017
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city!
Things to Do in Montreal : May Festivals and Events
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city!
Blues Sensation Steve Hill Finds His True Voice
Annie Webb interviews Steve Hill about his newest album, “Solo Recordings Volume 3”.
Fat White Family Album for Some, Not For Others
Lunatic music of Fat White Family might just be your cup of tea if you like lunacy and drugs.
Turn It Up! A Love Letter to the Electric Guitar
Watch and be warned you will be scrolling for a new Telecaster tomorrow.
Punk-O-Rama Festival To Liven Up Our City
Review of the 2015 edition of Punk-O-Rama, a festival full of zombie hunters, steampunk decor and gypsy punk music.
Heyrocco’s Teenage Movie Soundtrack will make you cry and laugh at your teenage self
This time, Dine Alone Records announces Teenage Movie Soundtrack, Heyrocco’s new pop punk and 90s-inspired album. Nathan Merli (guitar, vocals), Tanner Cooper (drums), and [read on]
The Skillful Daughn Gibson Releases Carnation
Daughn Gibson’s new album is unlike anything he’s done before
Life and Death and Heavy Metal Part II: Getting into the Mind of Toothgrinder
Interview with Matt Mielke and Wills Weller of Toothgrinder. Part II in a three part series.
Randy Bachman Taps More than Vinyl with Heavy Blues
Randy Bachman tells Jean-Frederic how he dishes out some power trio heavy blues on new album
Review: Mark Knopfler Aging Well With “Tracker”
Solo album #8 has a fantastic mood and is tied together by guitar.
Interview with Luke Ducet of Whitehorse: The space between the notes
Jean-Frederic talks to Luke Doucet of Whitehorse about their new album, their live show, and life performing next to your spouse.
Review of Whitehorse’s Leave No Bridge Unburned: A Perfect Fire
“Leave No Bridge Unburned” blends 60’s rock, surf guitar, spaghetti western scores and haunting vocal harmonies, all in a package that still sounds modern.
Fear and Loathing South of the 40: All The News Not Fit to Print
The best headlines at the start of the year tempt with their tragi-comedy.
Something’s Gotten Hold of my Heart: Ladies who Shred
Sexism is alive and well in the music industry. So stop complaining when a journalist celebrates a woman who plays better than the boys.
Review: J. Mascis AlbumTied to a Star is not so Lustrous
The latest album from guitar legend Mascis doesn’t suggest anything quite so bright and shiny as a star.