Pop Montreal: Bonjour Brumaire
October 3 / Theatre Nationale (1220 Ste. Catherine E.) Bonjour success, Bonjour Brumaire! Though relatively new to the Montreal scene, Bonjour Brumaire has been gaining… Read More »Pop Montreal: Bonjour Brumaire
October 3 / Theatre Nationale (1220 Ste. Catherine E.) Bonjour success, Bonjour Brumaire! Though relatively new to the Montreal scene, Bonjour Brumaire has been gaining… Read More »Pop Montreal: Bonjour Brumaire
October 2 / Le Divan Orange (4234 St. Laurent) Post-punk is dead. No-wave? Over. Or at least, that’s what These Are Powers might have you… Read More »Pop Montreal: These are Powers
Died Young, Stayed Pretty: October 3 at 9 p.m., Cinema du Parc Film Pop runs ‘til October 5 at venues all over Montreal. Check popmontreal.com/film/en… Read More »Pop Montreal: Film Pop – Popping the poster scene
Hot Chip’s electro-pop beats shook down Metropolis last night, as they played a high-profile opening night slot at Pop Montreal. This innovative band hails from… Read More »Pop Montreal: Hot Chip
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Modern meanderings “Enfin Vous Zestes” (“Finally You Are”) is critically acclaimed modern choreographer Louise Bédard’s latest creation. Having found inspiration in works by Canadian painter… Read More »Culture Briefs
Fashion show: October 2 / Coda (4119 St. Laurent) Marketplace: October 4-5 / St. Michel Church Hall (105 St. Viateur O.) I had never set… Read More »Pop Montreal: Fashion Pop
October 2 / Cinéma L’Amour (4015 St. Laurent / With Angela Desveaux Chances are that if you’ve been to Bluegrass night at Barfly in recent… Read More »Pop Montreal: Li’l Andy
Black Kids & The Virgins October 4 / Saphir (3699 St. Laurent) / With Hot Springs, The Virgins What’s in a name? When your band’s… Read More »Pop Montreal Guide
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English department speaker series brings creative writing to McGill
Spike Lee’s WWII flick falters
Fledgling council fosters student creativity
The M60 Film Festival: legitimizing short media, one minute at a time
Canadian record label Out of Sound draws on the glory days of the indie aesthetic