Interview with Slim Twig: Knowing the Artist Through Art
Slim Twig talks to Vivika about making his new album A Hound at the Hem and how knowing the art is part of knowing the artist.
Toronto
Photojournal of Igloofest February 1 2015: Dancing Warm with the Canadian DJs
J.u.D., Keys ‘n Krates, and Tiga get the Igloofest whip the crowd into a frenzy on a cold night.
Ten Days to Get Wild this Winter : The Wildside Festival
From sketchy to sketch comedy, this edgy theatre festival is a winter treat.
Fear and Loathing South of the 40: 2014 in Review
It was a year of excess and weirdness and elections and charters and commissions and these are the highlights.
Film review of Copenhagen : Will and Effy’s Big Adventure
Mark Raso’s film is as much a study of a city as it is of a man’s need to grow up.
Alert the Medic: Halifax’s best kept rock secret
Catchy pop rock tunes abound on Halifax band’s latest album.
Puppets Pull the Strings of Your Heart: We Walk Among You Review
Emotional show about a single-minded scientist will bring tears to your eyes… only he’s a puppet.
A Jem Forever in Holy Oker’s Debut Diamonds
Greg Bevis, drummer for Vancouver band Bear Mountain, talks about his new solo project Holy Oker and its debut EP
Film Zero: First Time Films at Zero Film Festival
Six short films in this international festival give independent, self-financed directors a chance to appear on the big screen.
The Comedy Nest Review: Helen Hong was here folks!
If you have been to NYC comedy clubs and you like that feeling of enjoying your comedy with some food and beer then your destination is the Comedy Nest of Montreal. Once you [read on]
MPROV Festival Review: The Show Must Go On So Don’t Wait Around!
Kitty and Bee, Easy Action, and K$M throw down at the MPROV festival.
Review of Electric Youth’s Innerworld : Lush and Suprising
Toronto duo gets the balance right and creates spacey, synth-pop music.
MPROV: Montreal Improv Festival Coming Up!
The Montreal Improv Festival returns to the Montreal Improv Theatre stage, for its ninth year and its last time in the single digits.
Review of Dr. Cabbie: Immigrant Comedy Also An Eye Opener
Professional immigrants go from doctors and lawyers to cab drivers and dishwashers when they head to North America. New comedy addresses this serious problem.
Merv Hartlen at POP Montreal
This year POP Montreal adds Merv Hartlen to your to-do comedy list. Merv is very well known in the comedy crowd of Toronto.
Dalemhaust! Or It’s My Choice! : Lina Fouro Tells The World with Debut Album
New multicultural performer chose music after pursuing criminology and produces emotionally rich album.
Interview: Chad Archibald Talks About Making The Drownsman
Chad Archibald talks about his young life into horror film, his collaborators, and why they say it’s a bad idea to make a film with water.
Livelier and More Sinister than a Box of Kittens : BadBadNotGood
The Toronto jazz trio is mad good and are as quick in an interview as they are on their new album III.
Fucked Up’s Glass Boys is Solid
Toronto punk outfit continues to hold the #1 spot in Mike Carrozza’s heart. Here’s why…
Montreal Fringe Festival 2014 Reviews : Round 1
Watch out Wildkat, Turning Tricks, Jess Salomon’s IMO, Project Gingervitis, and My Playwright Sister reviewed.