Review: Rhymes For Young Ghouls
Barnaby’s film a raw, gritty look at a Mi-gMac community in the 70s with a compelling heroine at its heart.
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David Jalbert Rocks Bach
Quebec pianist David Jalbert proves that Glenn Gould wasn’t the last Canadian to tackle this epic Bach work with flair.
Say Yes To Quebec Cheese
A room full of free cheese and wine made by local Quebec producers? Who could resist? But the main question is who took home the Bleu Ribbon according to reporter Annie Shreeve?
Photolog: Monogrenade Launches Composite at La Tulipe
Monogrenade releases Composite at La Tulipe. This is Andres Roget’s photo journal of the event.
Meet Mark Lavorato. The World of Serafim and Claire
Serafim and Clare follows two artists, a photographer and a dancer, who come together as lovers despite their different backgrounds in Quebec of the 1920s.
Quebec’s Olympic Snowboarders Don’t Know Gravity
They’re fast and they fly. Quebec has much to be proud of on the Canadian Olympic Snowboard team.
Monogrenade’s Composite Made of Electro-Pop and Synth
Jean Michel Pigeon talks about the origins of Composite.
Put Some Cheese Curds and Gravy on It. Poutine Week
Fries! Gravy! Cheese Curds! and a lot of other things… Try out Montreal’s poutine in all its varieties this week.
Fear and Loathing South of the 40 # 3. Guinea Pigs, Concrete, and Cardinals, Oh My!
Don’t harbor illegal monkeys up your rectum. However, you can probably harbor guinea pigs, tartar, newly-appointed Cardinals, concrete, the Transport Minister.
Making a Wintery Sound. Wind and the Wild
Alt-folk band the Wind and the Wild are as introspective and wintery as the place they come from.
Photolog: One of a Kind Luxuries From the Souk
Beautiful one-of-a-kind, artisanal goods on offer at the SAT’s souk make unique gifts for everyone on your list this year.
Photolog: Souljazz Orchestra and Colectivo
At the Montreal Mundial festival, photojournalist Andres Roget caught Collectivo and the Souljazz Orchestra at l’Astral.