There’s no time like November for an uplifting head high like this
Fleurs de Lise – Le Passe Partout brought on greasy cravings and heightened feels for music.
Amyl and the Sniffers, Cartoon Darkness: REVIEW
“Cartoon Darkness is another potent and boundlessly confident body of work by these Melbourne punks, fronted by an absolute badass in Amy Taylor.”
Lineup highlights from the Mundial Montreal music festival, Nov. 19 to 22
Diversity is king at Mundial, which is putting 33 acts on stage for its 14th edition.
Jamie xx, In Waves: REVIEW
“It’s an album that flips between sunsets in Ibiza and nights after hours in a grimy basement club, and it’s a clear step forward musically for Jamie xx.”
Montreal Halloween Party Guide 2024
Nightclub parties, spooky theme shows, festive film screenings, museum happenings, haunted experiences and more.
The complete lineup for M for Montreal’s 2024 Marathon music festival, and our highlights
Music festival season continues with this annual celebration of the local scene, Nov. 20 to 23.
Fontaines D.C., Romance: REVIEW
“Another lights-out record by a lights-out band.”
Priyanka reintroduces herself with her Devastatia album and tour, coming to Montreal Oct. 11
“It feels like a musical, but it’s fully a pop concert. I’m like, ‘Let’s go out there and give them a fucking arena show they would get at the Bell Centre in Montreal, and do it in a smaller venue. We can give these people what they deserve.’”
Porter Robinson, Smile! :D: REVIEW
“Smile! :D is yet another artistic triumph for Porter Robinson, and his biggest sign of musical reinvention and maturity to date.”
Fred Everything is impressed by the growth of the Montreal scene and the MUTEK festival
The staple in this city’s electronic music landscape told us about his new music, connecting with the younger generation and 25 years of MUTEK.