Pop Montreal

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  Katie Moore

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  As lame as it sounds, this was undoubtedly the "feel-good” show of the fest. With Al Tuck on before and Ramblin Jack Elliott after, the int...

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  Joanna Newsom

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  Living in a major Canadian city, one forgets what it’s like to be in love with an album for years before the opportunity comes to see it li...

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  Plants and Animals

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  Made up of nearly equal parts transplanted Maritimers and Francophones, Plants and Animals are poised to become the next big something if w...

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  Sixtoo with Hadji Bakara

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  Performing a set of entirely new material, this set of hook-filled electronic music was only brought down by Sixtoo’s rapping, which was sp...

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  Spank Rock

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  While their CD, YoYoYoYoYo, may not have the same stereo staying power, Spank Rock’s live show continues to evolve into the most energetic...

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  Sunset Rubdown

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  The final night of the fest had the benefit of a partied-out, captive audience, bleary-eyed, couch dreaming and beer forcing, and Sunset Ru...

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  Tall Firs

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  Performing a set that mostly consisted of bland-sounding renditions of what could have been discarded Sonic Youth b-sides, this band were n...

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  Tom Fun Orchestra

  PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2007

  Far away from the Cape Breton tourist office lives a punk rock band that play their parents’ instruments after dipping into the family’s mo...