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The anti-Covid anime insanity of Battles’ “Sugar Foot” video is, shall we say, transformative.

Halloween continues with Palaye Royale!

The punk poetess of J-pop, Haru Nemuri, gives it her all in solitude for the French trade fair’s virtual edition.

The game is on for Yellowknife electro-blues-rocker Digawolf, in the video for his new album’s title track.

How much fun is an amusement park, really? Arriola tries to answer with “Par mes paupières”.

“Mork n Mindy” is the sound of central heating and the rest of the smells of Sunday dinner in a house in a residential area in 1982.

The activist group presents “Animals”, a call to each of us to improve the collective situation.

“Fiction” is altered by distorted voices and heavy, disturbing instrumentation, at a creeping pace.

With hammering drums and powerful guitar riffs, there’s pure FUZZ to be found on the new single “Mirror”.

An ode to that special monster that frequents Quintron & Miss Pussycat concerts, soaking up the extravagance of their performances.

Another absurd and deranged clip from Viagra Boys, which augurs well for the album to come.

Vibrant views of various cities, with the band’s new-wave pansori and the troupe’s manic moves

Three months after Resurrectedinblack, Bestial Mouths presents an aquatic and cathartic clip for the track “The Loss”.

San Diego’s Prayers bring their chologoth sound to the underworld of their ancestors.

Minouche, extrait de l’album posthume Je suis africain, résume bien l’esprit Taha.

The artist behind one of the best rock albums of the summer does it again with an intimate live session.

Almost a year after the release of his album 7”, the Montrealer delivers a magnificent clip for the song “Méandres”.

The dynamic Montreal band present their second video today.

Mystical forests, spiritual awakening and original sin: The Quebec group returns to its Sources

“I believe we will make it through, I believe it will make us stronger.” Can a song help alleviate the oppressive feeling that still seems to prevail after months of pandemic? It seems so, with the new single from Above the Snow Line, “I’ll Never Let You Down”.

Rock is coming to town this Saturday at the sixth Dômesicle party!

No, it’s not a hallucination: the Distortion festival, a pillar of the Montreal psychedelic scene, is taking over the programming of Dômesicle #3 this Saturday! The concert will be broadcast live and also accessible in the Satosphere (50 seats available). Five bands will be featured: Dead Dog, FET.NAT, No Joy, Nüshu and Yoo Doo Right, with visuals by VJs AS.WED and Jason Voltaire. And of course, PAN M 360 will be there to do exclusive interviews!