By Sidrah Anees, June 9, 2017 —
Set in a bar in a galaxy not too far away, Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens combines musical-theatre and murder mystery in an interactive performance. The production features a serial killer and … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, June 8, 2017 —
After a long stint of making children’s music, a Toronto band is pursuing a more mature, rock’n’roll sound to satisfy their creative urges.
Also, they’re puppets.
That’s the founding idea behind Feltworth, an … Read the rest
By Gurman Sahota with photos by Mariah Wilson, June 2, 2017 —
Nestled on the fourth floor of a relatively quiet Inglewood office building, the Esker Foundation is a gallery specializing in contemporary art. Visitors are welcome to enter the … Read the rest
By Gurman Sahota, June 2, 2017 —
Alt-J is returning from a three-year break with their third studio album, RELAXER. Taking cues from experimental music of the ‘70s, the band focuses on lush instrumentals throughout the album — to the … Read the rest
By Scott Christensen, June 01, 2017 —
Lil’ Yachty is following up the success of his two mixtapes with the release of a 21-track album, Teenage Emotions. Though the teenage rapper is notably divisive, his debut full-length represents the evolving … Read the rest
By Miranda Krogstad, May 31, 2017 —
It’s easy to walk right by Peppino if you aren’t looking for it. The Diagon Alley of sandwich shops, Peppino is a hidden gem cut into a brick building on Kensington Road.
True … Read the rest
By Emily Macphail, May 26, 2017—
Scott Laudati’s debut novel, Play the Devil, is pegged as a coming-of-age tale. While most stories of this kind tend to involve some transformation or epiphany experienced by the main character, Laudati’s protagonist, Londi, … Read the rest
By Jessica Cheng, May 26, 2017 —
Christopher Massardo’s two-minute short film, Deja Vu, features fashion you can wear time and time again. The film will show at the Canadian International Fashion Film Festival on May 28 at the Globe … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, May 23, 2017 —
The William Fairman and Max Gogerty documentary Chemsex depicts the lifestyles of gay men in London who engage in chemsex — sex that incorporates drug use. The film is tough to watch. It … Read the rest
By Nikayla Goddard, May 23, 2017 —
Linkin Park’s previous albums tend to fall into a heavier alternative rock genre. But their new record, One More Light, strays into pop territory while experimenting with electronic beats.
“Nobody Can Save Me” … Read the rest
