Montreal Then: Encounter with the Beast, 666
Be careful when engaging in the magick of Crowley. [read on]
Be careful when engaging in the magick of Crowley. [read on]
“Black Heaven” by Earthless lies somewhere between Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult, and really, that’s all I should need to write to convince you that you need to hear this record. It’s a hard [read on]
Greta Van Fleet made a splash earlier this year when they released their debut EP “Black Smoke Rising”, with its Zeppelin-esque single “Highway Tune” spending five consecutive weeks at #1 on the Mainstream Rock Radio [read on]
The Canadian rock scene is alive and well, with no shortage of kickass bands releasing great albums. But at the forefront of this movement stands Monster Truck, a powerful quartet whose music blends classic rock [read on]
Joan Jett and Heart take the Bell Centre by storm. [read on]
Temperance Movement singer talks about their second album and opening for The Rolling Stones [read on]
UK rocker’s sophomore album updates the band’s sound in a major way [read on]
Belgian power trio’s 4th album is a fine rock record [read on]
Alice Cooper and the Hollywood Vampires pay homage to their dead drunk friends [read on]
Californian power trio’s debut EP rocks hard [read on]
Jean-Frederic Vachon talks to the singer/wrestler ahead of Fozzy’s appearance at Heavy Montreal [read on]
Steven Wilson is generally considered a progressive rock musician. His music is complex, has long songs and values musicianship. But Wilson himself is clearly not a fan of the classification. “There’s no such thing”, he [read on]
As the clocks struck eight and the bands went on late, Scandinavian rock groups Amaranthe and Santa Cruz graced Corona Theatre with their foreign presence this past Tuesday evening. I was fortunate enough to get [read on]
Hard Rock Tuesdays catches up with Canadian rockers The Tea Party after a ten year hiatus [read on]
Debra Heather sits down with Canadian rockers Monster Truck [read on]
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