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Microtonal Mania: Angine de Poitrine’s Toronto Takeover at The Mod Club
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Photos: Crabe at The Mod Club
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Greg Freeman has announced All Set The Bone, out October 2 via Transgressive/Canvasback, and shared the new single “Indu” with a video.
Every Friday we challenge ourselves to sift through new music releases and curate a list of albums we think you should be listening to. Tap your favourite music app, put those headphones on and listen to some new music.
Showing Teeth ramp up the intensity with new single “Bad Exchanges,” a chaotic preview of their debut EP. Listen to it here.
Protomartyr announce Hotel Usona and share the intense lead single “Sounds We Cannot Hear” ahead of their fall world tour.
CEREMONY lean into a darker post-punk sound on new single “Dark Summer” ahead of Tell Me Your Dream. Listen to the new track here.
Montréal’s Crabe was controlled chaos at The Mod Club opening up for Angine de Poitrine. Check out our full concert photo gallery here.
See our full concert photo gallery from night three of Angine de Poitrine’s sold-out Toronto run at The Mod Club.
Poison The Well brought their Peace in Place tour to Toronto's History on April 7 with raw power. Click through to see the full concert photo gallery.
The Strokes’ Reality Awaits is a frustrating, brilliant, and ultimately rewarding listen that demands patience before it reveals its best moments.
Three sold-out nights, one unforgettable Toronto takeover. Read the review and see all the concert photos from Angine de Poitrine’s incredible run at The Mod Club.
Blending country-tinged indie rock with fuzzed-out energy and heart, Ratboys and Florry lit up Lee’s Palace in Toronto for a night that hit all the right notes.
CONCERT PHOTO ARCHIVE
A deep dive into some of our best Toronto concert photos from the past decade.
All photography by Steve St. Jean
Cor de Lux return with “The Deli,” a sharp, satirical indie rock track paired with a nostalgic claymation video.