Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros at Osheaga: When Magic Happens
Osheaga performance of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes reviewed.
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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 Black Keys at Osheaga: In the Name of Rock
90 minute set by the Black Keys at Osheaga was particularly strong and vocals.
Interview with The OBGMs: Charming McFarlane Is On His Way
Lead singer of The OBGM’s talks to Belinda about Montreal vs. Toronto and his favourite type of venues to play.
Heavy Montreal preview: Detroit rockers Wilson fight for the Right to Rise
Detroit rockers Wilson did not have to look very far for inspiration when it came time to write their sophomore album. “Right to Rise” draws from the perseverance [read on]
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.
You Just Got Kunked: Interview With Dope Body On Their Upcoming Album
Kyle talks to no-wave New York inspired Dope Body.
Review of The Adam Brown’s New Album: Sometimes I Try
10 p.m. Saturday. I could be somewhere else. But no. I am sitting on my bed listening to this album. It has this sound. It reminds me of Nada Surf. The Strokes, even. I [read on]
Heyrocco’s Teenage Movie Soundtrack will make you cry and laugh at your teenage self
This time, Dine Alone Records announces Teenage Movie Soundtrack, Heyrocco’s new pop punk and 90s-inspired album. Nathan Merli (guitar, vocals), Tanner Cooper (drums), and [read on]
Interview with The Bouncing Souls: Eternal Youth at Amnesia
The Bouncing Souls discuss why punk rock never gets old.
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!
The Skillful Daughn Gibson Releases Carnation
Daughn Gibson’s new album is unlike anything he’s done before
Anti-Flag Sings of the American Spring
Pittsburg punk rock band Anti-Flag released their newest album titled American Spring on May 26 through Spinefarm Records. You can stream the album via Arts for Amnesty, [read on]
The Lazys’ Leon Harrison On Making It as a Rock Band
Jean-Frederic talks to Leon Harrison about the long, hard road to success.
Journey to the Katacombes: Review of Anachronik Festival, 2015
Demon’s Claws, Skip Jensen Group, and Double Date with Death make for a wide variety of styles and a fun night.
Interview: Montreal Native Musical Gem Das Blankout
Montreal alternative rock band Das Blankout celebrates release party of new single.
Review: Scott Weiland Solo is a Blast
Scott Weiland’s first original solo album since 2008 is a good return to form that should please fans of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver