Rain ravaged the second day of Festival Santa Teresa, which shuttered the outdoor main stage for most of the afternoon, resulting in many de...

Norwegian disco producer Todd Terje gave the Festival Santa Teresa crowd a glimpse into his influences and inspirations with his lengthy DJ...

Opening with ambient synths and aquatic samples, Paris-based electronic producer Darius carefully built the mood at Cabaret BMO Sainte-Thérè...

Confronted with the prospect of listening to an hour-long concert of solo bagpipes, a certain look of apprehension might creep across your f...

Julia Ulehla and Aram Bajakian, the husband and wife centre of Dálava, sing and play their way through the cabaret seated crowd on their way...

Fitness rock. Technirock. Steroid minimalism. I'm hoping to coin a new genre name that best describes the type of music a certain segment of...

An evening of Japanese music at FIMAV kicks off with a double bill by Phew (Hiromi Moritani), and Saicobab, a trio led by Boredoms founder a...

Closing out the festival's evening of Japanese music, and capably saving it from slight disappointment, were Oni and Pika, collectively know...

Bringing their "Villains Wold Tour" to Edmonton, Queens of the Stone Age attempted to give fans a strong start to their long weekend, but a...

Leslie Feist is a master at making the most out of life's little inconveniences. Not only has she built a career out of embracing the mistak...

Though La Force is a new moniker for Broken Social Scene singer Ariel Engle, it's been long in her orbit: a shelved album as AroarA, Engle's...

NYC jazz icon / bass player William Parker returns to FIMAV with his long-running project, "In Order to Survive," now in its 25th year of ex...

"Who gave this possessed woman a viola and set her loose in this 150-year-old church?" Not a question I literally heard, but surely one on t...

This trio of veterans demonstrated how well-developed improv can function, as three travelers with different native tongues arrived at commu...

Hard to say but excessively fun to watch, Schnellertollermeier are a Swiss trio that bring the high technical proficiency of jazz play into...

Thursday night's stop on the Flatbush Zombies' "See You In Hell" tour was marked by the highest density of tie-dye, dreads and marijuana tha...

Kentucky composer, arranger and pianist Rachel Grimes has delivered an original score that's a joy to listen to, even divorced of the images...

Switching gears from the electronic folk of his last release, Oxford's Will Samson uses treated tape loops and carefully curated guest perfo...

To follow 2017's Hymn Binding, From the Mouth of the Sun extend the boundaries of their sonic frontier in an enthralling EP that packs a lot...

Though he's more of a quiet force as bassist for the Internet, Patrick Paige II shares the gift of his voice on Letters of Irrelevance. On t...