reviews
Jeremie Albino's Throwback 'Our Time in the Sun' Speaks to Today
Exclaim! Staff Picks
PUBLISHED Nov 8, 2024
Jeremie Albino's fourth solo album is the kind you can put on for your parents, one that might have your grandpa tapping his slipper...
Pain Is Generative on Mount Eerie's Beautifully Mundane 'Night Palace'
PUBLISHED Nov 8, 2024
When Phil Elverum released 'A Crow Looked at Me' in 2017 — a raw, dazzling and heartbreaking album that explored his partner Geneviève's...
Les Breastfeeders Are Back and No Bullshit on 'La ville engloutie'
PUBLISHED Nov 7, 2024
From Jane's Addiction to Oasis, reuniting rock bands have made the headlines for the wrong reasons recently. On the other side of that...
'Small Things Like These' Finds Gothic Horror in the Magdalene Laundries
Directed by Tim Mielants
PUBLISHED Nov 7, 2024
Fresh off last year's award-winning success in the worldwide phenomenon that was 'Oppenheimer,' Cillian Murphy is back in the more modest...
Godspeed You! Black Emperor Led Toronto Through the Dark
History, November 5
PUBLISHED Nov 6, 2024
A loop is something destined to repeat itself until an opposing force stops it or gets in the way: a bump, a swipe, a cut, a flame...
Janette King Conjures Magic on 'Incantation'
PUBLISHED Nov 6, 2024
Following Janette King's career has been an intriguing affair; the Montreal artist weaves so many moods and genre-excursions into her...
'The Piano Lesson' Strikes a Healing Chord
Directed by Malcolm Washington
PUBLISHED Nov 6, 2024
Eight years after Denzel Washington brought August Wilson's play 'Fences' to cinematic life, another Washington is trying his hand at one of...
Sabrina Carpenter's Vancouver Show Was Can't-Miss TV
Pacific Coliseum, November 4
PUBLISHED Nov 5, 2024
On Monday night in Vancouver, thousands of miniskirts and pink dresses descended upon the Pacific Coliseum for the last stop on the Canadian...