Jesse Stone is a natural
We spoke to the NYC-based singer-songwriter ahead of his hometown record launch for Break of Day, a brilliant debut album.
Montreal played itself in a classic horror movie
David Cronenberg shot three films here in the late ’70s, but Montreal got the most screen time in Rabid.
Art this week
Black History heritage, extraction ecologies, street artists, found object sculptures, fiery household dystopias and dazzling Montreal photography are all in store for you and more in this week’s arts scene.
Canadian politics is a shit-show
Starring Yves Bolduc and François Legault (and the high school strip search) and Peter Mackay and Stephen Harper (and the anti-Islam, anti-Quebec brigade).
Wednesday, Feb. 18
* Vernissage for found-items sculptor Lisa Cochrane at Galerie Espace
* Groupe Intervention Vidéo screening of short films by women
* 2 for 1 special on tickets to see The Nisei & the Narnauks at the MAI
* Montreal band Ought preview new material at Brasserie Beaubien
* Post-punk/cold wave/etc night Comfort Zone at Bar Kabinet