Album Review: Low’s Ones and Sixes an Emotional Journey
Low’s upcoming gloomy release, Ones and Sixes, seems like it’s just in time for the changing seasons
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The Osheaga Experience Day 2 : The Ending of It All
All good things must come to an end, and so did Belinda’s second day at Osheaga.
The Osheaga Experience: Day 1 + pictures
Bélinda gives a report in pictures of her day at Osheaga and what she saw. Ben Harper, Patrick Watson, and crowds.
Osheaga Review: Patrick’s Watson performance simply electrifying
Patrick Watson delivered a gorgeous, mostly instrumental performance that transported Belinda.
Interview with The Feather: Under the Bridge
Belinda talks to Thomas Medard about touring with The Feather.
Missing in Action: Review of the Cairo Gang’s “Goes Missing”
If I ever had to choose one album that reminded me of summer road trips and bonfires on the beach under the influence of an indie flame, The Cairo Gang’s Goes Missing would [read on]
A Guide To NXNE 2015
Here are a few picks of who to see at NXNE if you are headed to the festival, along with some advice about getting and staying there.
PREVIEW: Next Music From Tokyo, Punk Rock & Medicine
Have you ever heard of an anaesthesiologist hosting a group of underground punk bands, at his own expense, from half way around the world? Tokyo sure has!
Win Tickets to see Elephant Stone, Nobro, and We Are Monroe
Tell us the name of your favourite beast and you might win a pair of tickets to see Elephant Stone in concert!
Review: Sufjan Stevens Sees Stars
Great new music by Stevens suggests his upcoming show will be one to catch.
Interview: Our Book and the Authors
They don’t play often, but they’re always a great show. Catch them free tonight!
To Do TONIGHT: Anna Aaron Lights Up @ Montreal En Lumiere
A review of Anna Aaron’s new album “Neuro” (psst it’s amazing). She’s playing in Montreal on both Feb 27 and Feb 28.
Interview with The Singer: Wandering Globally, Performing Locally
Australia’s singer-songwriter, The Singer, talks music, his new EP, influences, and life in Montreal.
Review: Belle and Sebastian are Back!
Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance is their poppiest album yet. Read the full review here.
Music Review: Montreal Band Noko Comes, Goes, and Gets Calm Too
New album spans the gamut from calm to crashing.
Review: Anna Marie & Company Get Started with Kinfolk
Montreal band releases its first filled with blues, jazz, and southern songwriting.
Win A Pair of Tickets to See Diamond Bones, Close Talker, and Katie Moore
Win tickets to see the M for Montreal showcase of Close Talker and Katie Moore. Enter HERE!