The Wesleys, The Wesleys: REVIEW
“The highly anticipated debut album from this scrappy Montreal garage pop band is finally upon us, and it was well worth the wait.”
“The highly anticipated debut album from this scrappy Montreal garage pop band is finally upon us, and it was well worth the wait.”
“Montreal four-piece Whoredrobe is fit and ready to explode, with echoes of bands like Anthrax, the Slits, Black Flag and Bikini Kill all rolled up into a ball of chaotic energy.”
An interview with the California singer-songwriter and musician about the strange road to her latest, epic LP She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She.
The seventh edition of the festival will light up the old quartier des spectacles (St-Laurent, Mont-Royal & St-Denis) from Feb. 8 to 10, 2024.
From Nov. 14 to 17, Mundial exposes Montreal to a multitude of genres, among them Brazilian Afrofuturism, Korean-Irish Pansori, Arabian fuzz and Black American jazz-fused hip hop — sometimes within a single night.
Rich Aucoin, Honeydrip and Kyoka are among our highlights of this year’s immersive electronic music and digital arts festival, running from Aug. 22 to 27.
“This Montreal band’s debut EP sounds like it should be the soundtrack to an indie skateboarding video game where you grind on planetary rails and bomb down into celestial half pipes.”
A second compilation from the renowned Montreal record label.
We spoke with Ziv Przytyk about the 18th edition of his festival, happening in Barnston-Ouest, Quebec from July 13–16.
“As a music critic for the past 10 years, I can say Stay Safe! might be one of the strongest debut albums to appear out of thin air. Let’s just hope the world listens.”