The Art of Losing Listeners
Irish indie-folk singer-songwriter Joshua Burnside talks to Radio TinTin about his approach to losing fans – on purpose
Music
Review: Sullivan Fortner Solo at Gesú Concert Hall
The GRAMMY-winning pianist took the stage at the Montreal International Jazz Festival
The McGill Community takes on the Montreal International Jazz Festival
Three McGill-led sets that will transform your festival experience
The Wax Talk
Cinzia & The Eclipse shares her thoughts on her newest EP
Phil Elverum on the Power of Imperfection
The line between performance and identity has become increasingly blurred in music. Be it EsDeeKid’s carefully hidden persona or Gorillaz’s quarter-century of lore, artists now… Read More »Phil Elverum on the Power of Imperfection
Bad Bunny: Resistance Through Art
How a Spanish-language Super Bowl set turned pop spectacle into a fight over belonging
The Princess Bride Swings into Concert this Valentines’ Day
As you wish(ed)!
One Hundred Per Cent in Minus Twenty
How Igloofest shapes Montreal’s music scene, in conversation with No Police & Mathieu Constance
Antics Bring Chinese Rock to McGill’s Music Scene
Band unites students across disciplines, languages and diasporic pride.
Has Taylor Swift Lost (Her) Touch?
The Life of a Maladroit Megastar and her Monotonous Muse
Montreal’s Culture Scene is Under Threat: Transition has the Answer
Vincent Stephen-Ong and Transition Montreal are bringing nightlife back into the conversation.
Stop Being A Manchild!
A Take On The Discourse Surrounding Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend
Welcome (back) to the Machine
50 Years of Wish You Were Here
Dali: Montreal’s up-and-coming eclectic band!
A Q&A with the diverse foursome. In Montreal, we’ve had our share of cultural disappointments this year, with institutions like Blue Dog closing down, and… Read More »Dali: Montreal’s up-and-coming eclectic band!
Open Air Pub: Where Music Meets Community
Behind the Scenes of the Best Place on Earth