Toronto just got a heavy metal record store, Stained Class, for Christmas
You can now buy headbanging-worthy vinyl and cassettes at the back of Parkdale Platters
Carla Gillis
December 21, 2016
You can now buy headbanging-worthy vinyl and cassettes at the back of Parkdale Platters
“I understand what it is to be a wanderer. Everybody should have a safe, secure place to rest their head at night.”
Ahead of his two Mod Club shows, the singer/songwriter talks Polaris Prize, Christian pop-punk and why he doesn’t leave his new neighbourhood
The Meliora-focused set had its highlights, but Papa Emeritus’s monologue about female orgasm wasn’t one of them
Colombia-born, Toronto-based singer/songwriter’s second album is a tantalizing harbinger of musical growth to come
Ian Blurton talks prog rock, a kitchen-sink recording approach to second album Palace Arms, and ageism
While there’s nothing quite like seeing the Inuk avant-garde musician perform live, Retribution comes closest to capturing the experience
And the venue, now called Rebel, passed it
Meanwhile, a mosh pit injury prevented their Sunday appearance at YMCA Sprott House benefit show
And you can hear one of those songs right here
Justin Vernon and Co. go explosively experimental on third album
Thomas Quinlan’s indie rap label celebrates two decades with a compilation release bash at Lee’s Palace