REVIEW: Weezer, The Teal Album
Weezer surprise-released The Teal Album, a project featuring 10 incredibly safe covers of songs that have already been re-imagined to death throughout the years.
REVIEW: Radiant Baby, Restless
DIY synth-pop in this town isn’t exactly a rarity, but one song and a soaring sax outro into Restless, it becomes pretty apparent Felix Mongeon is diving head-first into the kitschy subgenre with greater sincerity than most.
REVIEW: Ben Shemie, A Skeleton
The debut solo LP by Suuns singer Ben Shemie is distinctly different from the more raucous strides of his band.
REVIEW: Murray Lightburn, Hear Me Out
A striking mix of pop numbers, slow jams and areas in between, reflecting another side of a music personality we thought we knew through and through.
REVIEW: Toro Y Moi, Outer Peace
For his fifth full-length project in the past five years, singer-producer Chaz Bundick ventures deeper into the world of synth-pop.
REVIEW: James Blake, Assume Form
Richly layered production of flute flutters, melodic piano structures, strings, deep bass and trap snares are paired with features from Rosalía, André 3000, Travis Scott, Moses Sumney and Metro Boomin.
The Top 30 MTL Songs of 2018
Listen to the best tunes made in Montreal this year.
Montreal Music Videos
Watch new music videos by local indie, hip hop, glam, synth wave, metal, electronic and art rock bands here.
VIDEO PREMIERE: Wounds by Saint Lo
Watch the new video by the Montreal band here.
REVIEW: Moonface, This One’s for the Dancer & This One’s for the Dancer’s Bouquet
A final curtain call for Spencer Krug’s longstanding solo pseudonym.