What to watch

The French electronic duo Korin F. (Pierre Thomassian and Maxime Grayt) presents “Le Bruit des Plantes dans le Béton”, from their first album L’Arbre Exponentiel, due out in the spring of 2021.

Herr Nox foregrounds the vicious circle of police brutality.

A concert by one of the pioneers of electro-noise, recorded on Wednesday, December 8.

The French festival Banlieues bleues offers free webcasts of three concerts pairing musicians experienced in free improvisation.

De.Ville shares a heart-wrenching glimpse into the migrant’s trajectories and the tragedies that can ensue. Poignant and bewitching.

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

Rappers get trapped in gruelling nine-to-fives with “Soleil”.

The synchronicity sparkles between Angèle David-Guillou’s new compositions and Maurice Béjart’s classic choreographies.

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.

“And it comes every bloody night / And it wakes us”: Das Mörtal shakes off the November torpor.

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

A video to whet the appetite for the forthcoming collection of Brian Eno’s best film music.

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

Boarding this Thursday at 8pm: fifth and final musical journey for the Nuits d’Afrique de Montréal’s Live African Nights series!

The excellent Hungarian pop-noir duo Black Nail Cabaret offer a pastoral clip for the track “My Casual God”, from their most recent record, Gods Verging On Sanity, released last May.

“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.

A simple but effective animated video for the powerful, politically charged “Respect Yourself”, a massive hit in 1971 for the number-one family in gospel soul.

Mirwais returns with a video in which all the codes of pop culture collide at 100 km/h

A new interpretation of a masterpiece of post-industrial music.

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

La Société de musique contemporaine du Québec (SMCQ) presents Visions cosmiques this Sunday, October 25 at 3 pm. Sidereal exploration ahead!

Games of illusion? Augmented reality? One thing is certain, Marie-Gold’s creative urgency isn’t just aesthetic.

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