Y’all, I have a thing or two to learn from Thicke Sugar. I was sitting at Petit Campus, staring into the purple-lit drum kit and waiting for the show to start. Aretha Franklin was playing […]
10/10 Who the fuck is Jerry? Is it a band or one dude who for some reason thinks his plain name deserves to be held in the same regard as Cher or Beyonce? My initial […]
Bucketlist took over Heavy Montreal and 77 Montreal and put our victims on the spot. Where would YOU be in a human centipede? What would happen if you had the choice to design your own […]
Dog Party are a California band that blend a west coast soundscape with punk and pop from yesterday and today. Since 2007, the two sisters have toured exhaustively and released albums at a prolific rate. […]
7/10 If you are still reeling over Lemmy’s death three and a half years later, then The Hangovers’s sophomore effort Pardon Our Appearance might be able to fill the void. The band might not be […]
The most inspiring thing about a punk festival in 2019 is that it means that punk continues to be relevant. It’s pretty depressing that a lot hasn’t changed in the forty years since it hit […]
8/10 Royal Republic’s Club Majesty is the kind of album that might be immune to pretentious critics like me. It’s so gleefully ridiculous and knowingly silly that it’s futile to even analyze it. Royal Republic […]
Montreal’s International Jazz Festival has come to an end. One of the most curious bookings this season has been indie rocker Courtney Barnett, who you would think would be better suited for something like Osheaga. […]
8/10 Historically, EP’s have been used as more of a taste tester and a promotional tool, than a cohesive piece of art. In the 21st century, with a vast musical landscape and a population’s shorter […]
Here we are at Jazz Fest 2019! Let’s be real though, the term “jazz” is used pretty loosely during this festival, as a large portion of the roster is not jazz in the purest sense, […]
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