Noise outfits are not creatures born to be loved. But just as Santa can't be the merry obese old man he is without Krampus (or his French eq...
Aut'Chose officially bellied up in late November 1976, after a series of performances at Marc Hamilton's club, the Grand salon du domaine Ma...
Peter Bebergal has succeeded in publishing an unfussy but thoroughly documented piece of prose on pop culture. With Season of the Witch, the...
Card-carrying member of the Church of Satan King Diamond hit L'Olympia's stage after the rise of a Baphomet and the lighting of inverted cro...
Felix B. Desfossés has once again tapped into a main vein of Quebec's historical underbelly. After singlehandedly reissuing the "maple syrup...
The idea of blunt linearity must have been tossed aside early on by director Matt Weston when it came to documenting the life and times of a...
The brainchild of ex-Pas Chic Chic drummer Éric Fillion, Montreal, QC-based non-profit organization Tenzier has been disseminating, archivin...
One of the main problems that arise when discussing the legacy of '60s counter-culture involves having to make sense of the numerous microen...
This title will pose a problem to anyone valuing form over content. This four-chapter DVD is essentially a compilation of three long intervi...
Mudhoney coming through usually means a remarkable assembly of older fans who grew up listening to "Superfuzz Bigmuff" and newer fans in TAD...
It's about time someone finally decided to milk Zappa's catalogue a wee bit more and made this 1974 TV special, which had never really been...
Southern Lord Records has been synonymous with top quality doom and black metal for about 15 years. Early Graves' set was the fart in the el...
The good news could have been that Café Campus's customary crowd of the noisy and trust-funded headbanging to Psy's latest output on their S...
Non-standard rockers and ex-DD/MM/YYYY Absolutely Free got the ball rolling without saying a word or giving the impression they were about t...
After over eight years of activity, it might sound as if Radwan Ghazi Moumneh took his time to finally crystallize seven songs on a full-len...
Manic pedalboard mogul Omar Rodríguez-López swung through town to unveil his most recent hybrid act, Bosnian Rainbows. Having released more...
"Collapsing New Buildings" hardly ever dipped in relevance, regardless of the context they performed in. Whether horrifying U2's picnic audi...
On Stage on Screen showcases the Stranglers' performance at the Shepherd's Bush Empire on December 2, 2005, as well as an acoustic set and J...
Questionably introduced by Reggae TV's "Mr. Rich," this 177-minute-long DVD is hard to knock because of the seemingly honest effort behind t...
Ike & Tina Turner's charisma, showmanship and commanding performances resulted from years of canvassing the "Chitlin' Circuit," where it was...
