Following their win at the JUNOS for Alternative Album of the Year and Breakthrough Group of the Year, Dizzy took the stage at the Mod Club in Toronto. Dave Monks of Tokyo Police Club opened the sold-out show with a…
Bass grandmaster Les Claypool and multi-instrumental singer, songwriter Sean Lennon (son of John and Yoko) make a great team. That is, a team who make serious psychedelic music. Overtaking Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall as The Claypool Lennon Delirium, the sold-out…
Music and a good cause: these are two things near and dear to my own heart that are being brought together by Setlists for Young Voices. Setlists For Young Voices is a new initiative developed and launched by Nick Hornby (novelist, screenwriter,…
The double-headlining tour of Baroness and Deafheaven was a metal-marriage for the ages. Following a near-fatal bus crash in 2012, Georgia-natives Baroness made a miraculous rebound. Ascending onwards and upwards ever since they released their critically acclaimed Purple album in…
Spring has arrived and that means it’s time to take a road trip and as we know, every road trip needs a great soundtrack, or to those of the younger generation, a playlist. Enter Canadian duo Tom Boy (Nate Daniels…
LA’s Failure began at the forefront of the American experimental alt-rock scene in 1990 along with counterparts like Tool and Nine Inch Nails. The separating factor between these bands was the attention to sonic detail Failure paid to their live…
Julien Lutz, better known as Director X, is the mastermind behind some of the 21st century’s biggest and boldest music videos. Helming the likes of Drake’s Hotline Bling and Nelly’s Hot in Herre (to name a few), the prolific Toronto native is…
As a band, Muse, don’t seem to have an arrow of subtlety in their quiver. Everything they do and undertake, from the wide soprano operatics of main Muso, Matt Bellamy, to his shredding guitar solos, to the bombastic playing of…