Random Recipe’s show from their debut record.
Instrumental duo bring a break from the ordinary.
The Vagina Monologues are back with a newfangled double feature presentation
The adaptation of Mordecai Richler’s Barney’s Version tells the poignant story of a life marked by both joy and tragedy, one lived fearlessly and propelled by the conundrums of ludicrous actions.
Toronto based artist and curator Aubrey Reeves brings Glide to Market Square.
Local filmmaker Caleb Seguin balanced roles of interviewee and director while making Youth in Transition, a doc illuminating experiences of trans adolescents.
Random Recipe is gaining notoriety playing impromptu shows at poutineries and pizzerias.
Wendy Luella Perkins releases her yearning debut.
Braids brought their sonic bubbles to the Grad Club on Friday, hypnotizing crowds with fellow Montréal post-rockers Cherry Chapstick.
Julie Doiron’s musical journey has been a long one, beginning with indie-rock band Eric’s Trip, a brief detour with her melancholic alter-ego Broken Girl and evolving with her strong and positive solo act.
Queen’s alums Arrogant Worms are celebrating their 20th anniversary at Duncan McArthur.
Local trio Cherry Chapstick make a triumphant return from Montréal
A Hank Williams and Arcade Fire lovechild, New Country Rehab are taking steps to bridge gaps and add versatility to Canada’s musical palette.
Amidst the slush and the cold, the gloomy weather does little to offer students inspiration. As we get stuck in the January slump, the only light is the slow approach of reading week.
Brian Lipsin, resident vinyl virtuoso and owner of Brian’s Record Option on Princess St., treats the Journal to some Bob Dylan anecdotes in light of his pick this week, as told to Ally Hall.
Calgary born, Montréal based Braids are bringing their hauntingly enveloping textural tunes to the Limestone City.
Kidstreet are stopping by with their non-stop dance party.
Dragonette’s leading lady Martina Sorbara tells why comfort and familiarity may yield her best work.
This year marks a record high of 300 submissions and 83 narratives, short films, features and documentaries screening at the twelfth annual Reelout Queer Film and Video Festival.
The Golden Dogs assaulted senses at their gig with The Main Sail at the Grad Club last Friday night.
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