Listings 360

Full listings 360
  • No results

Taverne Tour : The Mystery Lights + Strange Attractor + Garden of Love au Ministère

Fri 13 Feb 2026 • 08:30 pm Alternative / Art Punk / Art Rock
Le Ministère - Montréal 31,14$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Garden of Love (20h30)

Garden of Love est un trio rock montréalais réunissant des membres de Faze/Laughing, Ursula/Cheap Wig et Enormous Door. Leur première cassette, Love is Coming, est parue chez ever/never records en septembre 2025, coïncidant avec leur arrivée sur le circuit des tournées, moment où ils sont entrés en contact avec l’underground pop international, rejoignant ainsi le mouvement grandissant visant à vaincre et humilier le rock inintéressant pour le remplacer par une démocratie ouvrière extrêmement pacifique (les moyens d’y parvenir restant sujets à de longues discussions). Au-delà de ces aspirations (outrageusement creuses et auto-importance assumée), ils aiment aussi les guitares jangly, les lignes de basse aventureuses, les mélodies accrocheuses, les arrangements imprévisibles et une unité d’action résolue. Ils proposent un mélange délibéré de breadpunk et de rosespunk, peut-être avec une légère prédominance du côté fleuri. Longue vie au rock intéressant ! Mort à l’insecte technolibertarien qui se repaît de la vie du peuple.

Garden of Love is a rock trio from Montreal including members of Faze/Laughing, Ursula/Cheap Wig and Enormous Door. Their first cassette, “Love is Coming” was released by ever/never records in September 2025 in conjunction with their arrival on the touring circuit, when they made contact with the international pop underground, joining the growing movement to defeat and humiliate uninteresting rock, and replace it with an extremely peaceful worker’s democracy (means by which to do this subject to protracted discussion). Aside from such (outrageously empty and self-important) aspirations they also like jangling guitars, venturesome bass, compelling melodies, unpredictable arrangements, and decisive unity in action. They purvey a deliberate mixture of breadpunk and rosespunk, though perhaps a little on the rosier side. long live interesting rock! death to the technolibertarian insect that preys upon the life of the people.

Strange Attractor (21h30)

Group garage-punk de Sudbury.

Our bad vibes make you feel good!

The Mystery Lights (22h30)

L’histoire de The Mystery Lights débute en 2004 dans la petite ville de Salinas, en Californie, lorsque des amis Michael Brandon et Luis Alfonso — unis par leur amour commun pour des groupes comme MC5, The Velvet Underground, Dead Moon ou encore The Fall (pour n’en nommer que quelques-uns) — s’associent pour façonner leur propre version d’un rock’n’roll débridé. S’ensuivent près de dix années de tournées acharnées avant leur migration vers Queens, à New York, en 2014. Réputés pour leurs concerts à l’énergie viscérale et à l’assaut incessant — avec peu ou pas de pauses entre les morceaux — ils enchaînent les salles new-yorkaises et les lieux DIY, se constituant rapidement un public local fervent. Le bouche-à-oreille attire bientôt l’attention des dirigeants de Daptone Records, alors en train de lancer un nouveau label axé sur le rock : Wick Records. Séduits par le groove du groupe, son énergie inépuisable et sa solide compréhension de l’histoire musicale, ils signent rapidement The Mystery Lights. Bien qu’ancré dans le rock, le groupe partageait indéniablement plusieurs affinités avec ce que Daptone recherchait traditionnellement chez ses artistes soul.

The Mystery Lights story begins in 2004 in the small town of Salinas, California when friends Michael Brandon and Luis Alfonso — whose shared fondness for groups like The Mc5, Velvet Underground, Dead Moon, and The Fall (to name a few) — joined forces to craft their own brand of unhinged rock and roll. From there they spent the better part of 10 years touring relentlessly before migrating to Queens, New York in 2014. With a live show known for its visceral energy and relentless assault — leaving little to no stoppage between songs — they barreled through countless NYC haunts and DIY venues, quickly amassing a fervent local following. The buzz soon caught the attention of Daptone Records execs who were in the beginning stages of launching a new rock-centric imprint, Wick Records. Impressed by the groups’ groove, endless supply of energy, and understanding of musical history, The Mystery Lights were quickly signed to Wick. Though a rock band at heart, the parallels to what Daptone Records had traditionally looked for in their soul artists was undeniable.

POUR ACHETER VOTRE BILLET, C’EST ICI!

Ce contenu provient du Taverne Tour et est adapté par PAN M 360

Latest 360 Content

FMA 2026 | Amin Reihani: Making Music a Language of Peace

FMA 2026 | Amin Reihani: Making Music a Language of Peace

The Brooks – Live in Brazil

The Brooks – Live in Brazil

Meagan Milatz – Innig

Meagan Milatz – Innig

My Fierce Ignorant Step at Danse Danse: the seduction of emptiness  

My Fierce Ignorant Step at Danse Danse: the seduction of emptiness  

Can You Hear the Birds ? The art of the trio according to Gentiane MG

Can You Hear the Birds ? The art of the trio according to Gentiane MG

Damian Nisenson – Lento

Damian Nisenson – Lento

Kaoru Watanabe – The Arch

Kaoru Watanabe – The Arch

Molinari-Mondrian: an excellent meeting of eyes, ears, Quebec, and the Netherlands

Molinari-Mondrian: an excellent meeting of eyes, ears, Quebec, and the Netherlands

Judith Fliedl, invited by Le Vivier: I love producing sounds that are not “normal.”

Judith Fliedl, invited by Le Vivier: I love producing sounds that are not “normal.”

Charlotte Greve – Waterbodies

Charlotte Greve – Waterbodies

Ernesto Cervini Quartet – Water Pistols at Dawn

Ernesto Cervini Quartet – Water Pistols at Dawn

Sophianne Girard – Si vivante

Sophianne Girard – Si vivante

Tara Davidson’s Marni Project – The Reflection of an Echo

Tara Davidson’s Marni Project – The Reflection of an Echo

Susan Fancher/Ināra Zandmane – Strange Lights

Susan Fancher/Ināra Zandmane – Strange Lights

Guillaume Côté’s A Midsummer Night’s Dreams: the choreographer talks about his intimate relationship with music

Guillaume Côté’s A Midsummer Night’s Dreams: the choreographer talks about his intimate relationship with music

SQMC/Chapelle Historique du Bon Pasteur: Discovering Quebec’s contemporary music

SQMC/Chapelle Historique du Bon Pasteur: Discovering Quebec’s contemporary music

Akousma| Felix Deufel introduces us to the uncharted sonic richness of the Arctic

Akousma| Felix Deufel introduces us to the uncharted sonic richness of the Arctic

Akousma | Les Artefacts sonores de Roxanne Turcotte

Akousma | Les Artefacts sonores de Roxanne Turcotte

Akousma | The Audréanne Filion and Myriam Bleau Duo: Where Reality and the Virtual Merge

Akousma | The Audréanne Filion and Myriam Bleau Duo: Where Reality and the Virtual Merge

Akousma | Exzald S, la violence du calme

Akousma | Exzald S, la violence du calme

Mois du Créole 2026 | Richy Jay: Keeping Konpa and Zouk Alive in Montreal

Mois du Créole 2026 | Richy Jay: Keeping Konpa and Zouk Alive in Montreal

Akousma | Melanie Zhou: Shaping Sound, Expressing Emotion

Akousma | Melanie Zhou: Shaping Sound, Expressing Emotion

Akousma | Alex Brisson et l’exploration musicale du feedback

Akousma | Alex Brisson et l’exploration musicale du feedback

Caprice at the 9th Floor: a pleasant meeting between Baroque and Carnatic music

Caprice at the 9th Floor: a pleasant meeting between Baroque and Carnatic music

Subscribe to our newsletter

Inscription
Infolettre

"*" indicates required fields

Type of Suscribers