Nome Noma 3 – Québec Post-Punk et New Wave 1979-1983
By Stephan BoissonneaultFor the uninitiated, “Nome Noma” is a song by the legendary weirdo punk group the Wipers, who invented a langauge for the track, way back in 1980, and also the name of a legendary compilation series by Trésor National—an organization that has taken the role of making sure Montreal and Quebec post-punk, new wave, synth, […]
Kneecap – FENIAN
By Stephan BoissonneaultThough some in the music industry, festivals, and politicians (backed by corporate greed and cowards) were against Kneecap last year because they publicly sided with Palestine and condemned the Gaza genocide, which led to them being banned from playing in many countries, including Canada, the Irish hip-hop trio has not broken. Not even close. The […]
Drucker – See Myself Out
By Stephan BoissonneaultPeter Drucker, who makes atmospheric indie folk as Drucker, has made a beautiful little seven-song EP, about a crumbling relationship—this loss that keeps you awake, sweating all over your sheets. It’s a theme we’ve all experienced, and if I’m being honest, it’s overdone, especially with indie folk… But the difference here is that Drucker leaves […]
SAT | “Futurs Antérieurs”, 3 Decades of Expertise Focused on The Future
By Alain BrunetJohnny Jewel, Misstress Barbara, Matias Aguayo, Ambassade, PAURRO, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Flore (back-to-back with Nahasah), and Jacques Greeene (back-to-back with Martin Bootyspoon) are among the artists scheduled for the Futurs Antérieurs event, taking place June 5th and 6th at the Society for Arts and Technology (SAT). Three decades of SAT have led to this expertise […]




































