Masters of Music: The Silver Skies
Discover Montreal’s rising stars and their journey through music. In the heart of Montreal’s vibrant music scene, a…
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Caveboy––a DIY punk approach to alt-pop
Montreal band Caveboy is ready to share their debut album with the world In 2015, Caveboy released their…
PHOTO GALLERY: MEUTE at Société des arts technologiques (SAT)
PHOTO GALLERY: MEUTE at Société des Arts Technologiques
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”.
John Jacob Magistery rock out in a sweaty Turbo Haus
On Aug. 29, Montreal rock band John Jacob Magistery performed the entirety of their debut album Phantom i / Are You Too Sensitive? for the first time ever in front of a sold-out audience at Turbo Haus.
The Head and the Heart cannot be still
The Seattle-based band discuss their latest album and inspirations The Concordian had a chance to speak with The…
Islands explore darker territory on Ski Mask
Nick Thorburn discusses their latest album’s more aggressive sound Formed in Montreal nearly a decade ago, indie-pop collective…
Maica Mia dive into new territory with their upcoming album
Since the band’s inception nearly two years ago, Maica Mia has undergone some major group reconfigurations. What was…
Age is nothing but a number for The Skins
Walking to the rehearsal studio, Bayli McKeithan is surrounded by drivers angrily honking their horns, and by ambulance…
Crystal Antlers believe in the beauty of ambiguity
Somewhere in North Carolina, Crystal Antlers are driving down a long stretch of road in their vegetable oil-powered…
Krewella climbs to the top of the electronic music charts
In today’s rapidly evolving pop culture, artists need to be versatile in order to make it big. It…
Sampling the psychedelic 70s
Don’t let the charming decadence of the name Lilacs & Champagne seduce you into thinking that tuning in…