SAMWOY, Even Sad Boys Like to Have Fun: REVIEW
“Equal parts post-punk dirge, skate punk tantrum, hip hop confession, French lounge pop and cinematic hallucination, this album refuses to sit still.”
“Equal parts post-punk dirge, skate punk tantrum, hip hop confession, French lounge pop and cinematic hallucination, this album refuses to sit still.”
Some superior metal, post-rock, experimental and surf rock bands are playing Montreal this month.
“I want them to feel sad when they listen to ‘Hotel W’ and empowered when they listen to ‘Choke’ and ‘Fake’ and scream ‘Lay Your Light’ at the top of their lungs.”
“Whatever makes us funkier, whatever makes us heavier, whatever makes us more revolutionary, I’m going to do it.”
The festival is once again teaming up with Resilience Montreal and the Native Women’s Shelter for the event in Cabot Square.
Set within a portable studio and multiple stages, the show blends music, spoken word, dance, visual projections and performance art.
We spoke with the booking director for Piknic Électronik about their new stage and 2025 program highlights while dancing with an alligator and talking to a snail.
Over 60 of the acts scheduled to perform at the 24th edition of POP, from Sept. 24 to 28, were announced today.
Montreal’s punk festival staged over 150 bands on outdoor stages and indoor venues in the Quartier des Spectacles from May 16 to 18, rain or shine.
The museum closes out its 60th anniversary celebrations with a one-night-only comeback of its signature party event.