POP Montreal Portraits: Quaker Parents
East Coast transplant Mark Grundy talks about his band Quaker Parents. [read on]
East Coast transplant Mark Grundy talks about his band Quaker Parents. [read on]
Be charmed by this East coast band you need to hear with their new album Thought Rock Fish Scale. Review here. [read on]
Montreal band offers debut album of sassy indie rock [read on]
Jean-Frederic talks to Luke Doucet of Whitehorse about their new album, their live show, and life performing next to your spouse. [read on]
If you’ve just been fired from Tim Hortons, the dominatrix field might be open to you. [read on]
Beautiful new album by Alana Yorke goes beyond classification. [read on]
What Do You See? mixes brutal egoism, drug references and hip hop’s trademark misogyny with goofy childlike charm and vague self-awareness. [read on]
Catchy pop rock tunes abound on Halifax band’s latest album. [read on]
Gypsophilia blends jazz, klezmer, Brazilian, reggae, funk, swing and more to create an East-coast dance party sensation! Check them out at M for Montreal. [read on]
Ryan talks about his current tour, his new album “Alone For The First Time” and about his experiences as a musician from Halifax. [read on]
Get your party shoes on for Gypsophilia, the Halifax fusion band that was only meant to play one show and hasn’t stopped playing since. [read on]
John Mulane talks about In Flight Safety’s new album Conversationalist and how the band hit a crossroads and chose to fly again. [read on]
Jean-Frederic Vachon talks to singer Brett Emmons of the Glorious Sons about rock’s staying power and what it’s like to be in an up-and-coming rock band. [read on]
It’s easy to see why Construct is a powerhouse in the Montreal DJ scene. He has his fingers on many turntables — from websites to live events for graffiti artists. [read on]
Ken “Gus” Gaucher learns TMI about Barbara Walters, prods the new PQ proposed budget, and discovers one thing he’ll have to cross off his bucket list. [read on]
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