Part autobiography, part memoir, John Parisella’s latest book takes a retrospective look about Quebec politics from the 1970s to the 1990s. [read more]
Assault your ears for the new year (or rock out with yer…) . Chris Aitkens picks his top five demos from Montreal’s punk and thrash scene. [read more]
Moody Mas Ysa won’t tell us about his name (mysterious!), but he does talk about living as a nomadic musician. [read more]
“Gens du pays, c’est votre tour De vous laisser parler d’amour.” (Gilles Vigneault and Gaston Rochon, “Gens du pays”) Anglos and religious folk know today as St Jean Baptiste Day. Held on none other but [read more]
Quebecois theatre darling Robert Lepage brings mechanically spectacular soap opera to the TOHU [read more]
This book about books is loosely based on Kafka’s The Castle and highly self aware. [read more]
Podz’ new film Miraculum overuses music and intensity, resulting in a bland film. [read more]
Monogrenade releases Composite at La Tulipe. This is Andres Roget’s photo journal of the event. [read more]
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. [read more]
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