Commissioner for a day: Sports editor Matthew Ohayon’s changes to the NHL
Hockey is a great sport, but it can be vastly improved. After a long, grueling and fairly uneventful…
Month: October 2019
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A look at Kanye West’s influence on hip hop before the release his new album
While the musical phenom has been laying low this year (certainly by his standards), that notion will surely change when his upcoming album Jesus is King is released. While many may argue that this will result in Yeezy once again disrupting the hip-hop hierarchy, I would argue that his position in said structure – as King and Supreme Ruler, has never faltered.
Australian artists Mallrat and Allday bring their rap and hip hop to Montreal
Mallrat + Allday at Le Ministere for their first Montreal show Australian musician Grace Shaw, who goes by…
The movie Tall Girl reviewed by a tall girl
Netflix just came out with a movie called Tall Girl. Guess what it’s about? Sixteen-year-old, six foot one,…
Bahay celebrates Filipino futures
As the Filipino-Canadian Futures conference was rescheduled for the following day due to the climate march —Montreal artists affiliated and apart of Bahay took the stage in celebration of the conference Sept. 27.
QUICKSPINS: Tove Lo – Sunshine Kitty
Swedish artist Tove Lo usually creates alternative and honest pop songs about heartbreak, where the production suits the darker corners of the club.
Engineering students show up en masse at CSU meeting
In support of clubs ranging from Space Concordia to UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) Concordia, dozens of students from…
QUICKSPINS: Blink-182 – NINE
Their evolved sound lies somewhere between electronic and alt-rock, using contemporary production techniques to put forward anthems and quick bangers for new and old fans alike, such as “I Really Wish I Hated You” and” Pin the Grenade”.