Death From Above 1979 are back. Judging from the Nathan Phillips Square performance last Sunday, Toronto could not be happier. I arrived during the tail end of BadBadBotGood's set to find that people in the crowd were already starting to shift inconspicuously toward the front of the DFA stage, where
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You’ve GOT to Hear This: Death From Above 1979 – “The Physical World”
The notion of legacy and the categorizing of iconic status has built and built upon Death From Above 1979’s rip-roaring debut of incendiary punk out-lashes that formed the seminal album, ‘You’re A Woman, I’m A Machine’ 10 years ago upon its initial release. Rising from obscurity amongst the churning and
Photos: Lollapalooza 2015, Day Two (Metallica, Sam Smith, G-Eazy, + more)
Metallica Sam Smith G-Eazy Tyler the Creator Delta Spirit The Tallest Man on Earth Moon Taxi Death From Above 1979 Charli XCX Hermitude SirenXX Black Pistol Fire Ryn Weaver Hippo Campus Janelle Kroll Raury Mick Jenkins Beat Connection For all of our Lollapalooza coverage, click here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDGhKS6bSAE Photos by Rick Clifford | @rcstills
Gimme Your Answers (Prism Prize): An Interview w/ Joel Mackenzie, director of Rich Aucoin’s “Yelling in Sleep”
The Prism Prize is an award established to recognize the artistry of the modern music video in Canada. After watching hundreds of videos, a jury consisting of journalists, filmmakers, artists, and other members of the Canadian music and film industries voted for their favourite music video to win a Grand
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Gimme Your Answers: An Interview w/ Twin Atlantic
Glasgow foursome Twin Atlantic released their third alternative-rock album Great Divide earlier this summer. Currently on The Great Divide Tour, the band will play Toronto’s The Edge Jingle Ball on December 10th. Ahead of the show, A Music Blog, Yea? spoke with bass guitarist and pianist Ross McNae to discuss
Festival Review: Riot Fest Toronto 2014 — Muddy Boots and a Weekend to Remember
Festival Review: Riot Fest Toronto 2014 — punking and punching
Mud, plus 42,624 people, plus some of the most mosh-able, dance-able music still listened to by well-tuned ears? Obviously the first thing that should have jumped into your head was Riot Fest. This year’s celebration of the insane, wacky world that is music was at Downsview Park, a hop, skip,