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Album reviews for October 28, 2019
Gauche — A People's History of Gauche (Washington, D.C.) In another wonderful punk-new wave spin-off of D.C.'s band Priests, Gauche takes a punk edge to much more danceable pop. With so many great harmonies and vocals rising throughout their album too, it's easy to headbang and shimmy around with reckless
The NAC’s Needles and Opium Mesmerizes
Photo credit: National Arts Centre Spectacular is the only way to describe Robert Lepage’s reproduction of his 20-year-old play Needles and Opium, currently playing at the NAC. Photo Credit: NAC The play centres around three characters. Jean Cocteau shares his thoughts and impressions on his first visit to the U.S.
Pilar’s Picks: Julie Crochetière
Canada definitely has talent. I’d love to introduce you to singer-songwriter Julie Crochetière, born and raised in Montreal. Her music tugs deep into your heart and each track has you feeling passionate emotions. Crochetière recently released her fourth solo album Counting Dreams, and you need to give it a listen to! I’m
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