From Coast to Coast: West A duo of reviews featuring recent bands featuring women from the two coasts of Canada. If you’re frustrate...

Dirty Montréal 514 Series: Part I Some steps to do before checking this band: A) Order a poutine. Don’t forget that if it’s not chees...

My father is proud that I review metal I was sold right away when I first heard of this British quintet. Their look, their political...

Ruins & Flowers The American west coast (Portland, Seattle etc...) sure has a distinct sound, call it Cascadian or whatever, it’s ...

Here's my take on the two releases of Ice Queen, the new project of Leeches of Lore's leader Steve Hammond. The debut was released...

Psych-hick Rookscare from West Virginia are one of those bands with an interest in melding many different genres to make a new...

"THAT'S NOT EVEN MUSIC, MAN!" Two of today’s most belligerent forces of the underground got together to create this uneas...

Death on the Fraser River This quartet from Vancouver evolves in the depressive side of loud metal and they're excellent at ...

The International Armada of Southern Post-Metal After the impressive one-song extended play The Cavern released two years ago, I...

Mountain Dust, Zaum & Chronolith @Turbo Haus, September 30th 2016 To end this warm month of September, I had to choose between th...

A s powerful as Shea Weber's slapshot T his trio from Nashville is fucking insane. I've seen them live recently in Montréal...

Before the end of my spring break, I had a dark rendervous at Turbo Haus for a slow metal evening. The two American west coast bands wer...

Canadian doom tape triptych part 3 : Montréal, QC Xothogua were a pretty secretive Montréal band who broke up last year. I had the chance...

On this warm Sunday evening, the metal fans of Montréal and its surrounding all met on Jean-Talon boulevard for a night of doom of ep...