PYPY, Sacred Times: REVIEW
“Over the past decade, Montreal’s PyPy achieved cult status with one release and crazy live shows. Sacred Times cranks up the madness to an unadulterated 11.”
“Over the past decade, Montreal’s PyPy achieved cult status with one release and crazy live shows. Sacred Times cranks up the madness to an unadulterated 11.”
The world-renowned international festival with its finger on the pulse of the alternative music scene runs from Sept. 25 to 29.
We sampled the goods and spoke with Perogie Lili co-founder Nestor Lewyckyj about his homage to the old country and the local community.
“If Truck Violence play their cards right, the band could very well be the next phenomenon in Montreal’s hardcore scene.”
“Donald Glover is better than this plain-jane pop.”
We spoke with Bahaoui as he prepares to play the Orientalys festival this weekend.
“The debut album by Montreal rockers Laughing is an easy listen, perfect for hazy summer days, or even punishing, boiling night drives.”
“This bundle of songs feels immediate — not sat on and over-contemplated — but made on pure instinct, which is what art should be about.”
The Montreal nu-punk trio invited us into their rehearsal space to discuss their upcoming Osheaga gig, their DIY MO and being mentored in the local scene.
“A deluge of jazzy, tropicalia-styled funk and folk riffs from the frontman for Plants and Animals.”