Saint-Henri Jazz Week transported the genre into the present tense
A review of the festival’s show led by master American drummer Billy Drummond: “A bit of cool reborn.”
Trollface
Fresh tracks and timely insight.
Op-ed
Fresh tracks and timely insight.
The food is excellent, but don’t we have better things to do than wait in line for brunch?
Small indulgences, the kind that our ancestors who escaped the Ukrainian famine couldn’t enjoy, are arguably called for when we’ve just endured a pandemic and might soon endure a war.
On pause
Fresh tracks and timely insight.
Racine, from the underground up
Montreal experimental electronic musician Julien Racine has launched Amitiés, released by the au courant Swiss label Danse Noire.
Quebec and the curfew: Beyond the limits of control
“Since there is no data to suggest that the first curfew was in any way successful, and plenty to the contrary, it logically follows that any science-loving person must oppose these measures.”
Handel’s Messiah at St. Joseph’s Oratory offers comfort in progress and tradition
The Orchestre Classique de Montreal performed inside one of the city’s most imposing structures, a miracle of complex physical acoustics.
David McMillan’s last supper
“I guess fame and fortune in one’s chosen field isn’t enough.”
The bedroom secrets of the master chefs
Fresh tracks and timely insight.