reviews
Fredericton's Motherhood Make Refinement a Breeze on 'Winded'
PUBLISHED Jun 23, 2022
Fredericton's Motherhood have delivered some of the most unique releases in the area's music scene for the last decade. Due to their habit...
'Elvis' Gives His Legacy Extra Wiggle
Directed by Baz Luhrmann
PUBLISHED Jun 23, 2022
What's so shocking about Elvis Presley anyway? His hip-waggling dance moves seem tame by contemporary standards, and his music is fairly so...
'The Black Phone' Rings Hollow
Directed by Scott Derrickson
PUBLISHED Jun 23, 2022
There's a reason so many horror movies revolve around the experiences of children and teenagers: no matter how outlandish the scares are, t...
Weezer Set Fire to 'Summer' with Their Heaviest Album Ever
PUBLISHED Jun 22, 2022
Weezer have already made a perfect summer record: 1994's Blue Album, a radiant burst of pop-punk power chords, Beach Boys melodies, and lyr...
Vancouver's Big Rig Steer Hurt into Heartfelt Reflection on Self-Titled EP
PUBLISHED Jun 22, 2022
The Courtneys' universe expands with the birth of singer-drummer Jen Twynn Payne's new project, Big Rig. Their self-titled debut doesn't ve...
TJFF Review: 'Midnight Swan' Questions Tradition by Celebrating Individuals
Directed by Eiji Uchida
PUBLISHED Jun 21, 2022
Heavily awarded in Japan, including Picture of the Year at the 44th Japan Academy Film Prize, Midnight Swan is an intimate and often heartb...
CANDY Sweeten Their Righteous Rage on 'Heaven Is Here'
PUBLISHED Jun 21, 2022
CANDY's music emanates the feeling of wandering down a deserted alleyway, not knowing what strange faces lurk in the darkness around you. T...
MUNA Mine the Cacophony of Queerness on Self-Titled Album
PUBLISHED Jun 21, 2022
Los Angeles pop band MUNA bring fun and lush arrangements to their self-titled third album. As if floating from the sky, a sheer sheet of m...