reviews
PUP's Signature Live Silliness Held Their Heavy Tunes Aloft in Hamilton
Bridgeworks, March 27
PUBLISHED Mar 28, 2022
Over the past two years, PUP have stayed busy, releasing the This Place Sucks Ass EP, putting on a Tiny Desk Home Concert, and writing thei...
Jazmine Sullivan Took Toronto to Church
History, March 27
PUBLISHED Mar 28, 2022
After selling out Toronto's Danforth Music Hall in what seemed like the blink of an eye, Jazmine Sullivan switched venues over to Drake's b...
'You Are Not My Mother' Is a Must-Watch for Fans of Classic Horror
Directed by Kate Dolan
PUBLISHED Mar 25, 2022
Kate Dolan's You Are Not My Mother is grounded in the rich soil of Irish folklore, and what emerges is a viscerally terrifying and enervati...
'The Afterparty' Confirms the Arrival of the Whodunit Renaissance
Created by Christopher Miller
PUBLISHED Mar 25, 2022
We're in the midst of whodunit renaissance, as recent hits like Knives Out and Only Murders in the Building have taken the retro detective...
Dave Grohl's Metal EP Is Better in Theory Than in Practice
PUBLISHED Mar 25, 2022
Dream Widow is the latest wacky brainchild of Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, who performed most of the instruments on this debut EP himself, alo...
'The Lost City' Finds Pure Escapism
Directed by Aaron and Adam Nee
PUBLISHED Mar 25, 2022
After two years of pandemic fatigue, there's nothing quite like hearing booming laughs echo throughout the theatre. The Lost City delivers...
Ibibio Sound Machine Fuse Influences to Prove Peerlessness on 'Electricity'
PUBLISHED Mar 24, 2022
Within the first moments of "Protection from Evil," Hot Chip's Al Doyle delivers a rubbery synthline so badass that it establishes Ibibio S...
Cowboy Junkies Make Folk Classics Their Own on 'Songs of the Recollection'
PUBLISHED Mar 23, 2022
Cowboy Junkies have always known how to make a good cover. The long-running Toronto alt-country group broke out into the mainstream in 1988...