Interview

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  Toronto's Revue Cinema Tries to Remain a Thriving Community Hub as Landlord Aims to Make It a Private Business

  PUBLISHED Jun 28, 2024

  Anyone who has walked down Toronto's Roncesvalles Avenue has likely seen long lines outside of the Revue Cinema — a 112-year-old thriving ...

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  Nathaniel Rateliff Finds the Secret Chord to Vulnerability

  PUBLISHED Jun 26, 2024

  "There are a lot of different ways to write songs, but the thing I love about Leonard Cohen's work is his vulnerability and honesty. His hu...

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  Laufey Relishes Her Role as Jazz Ambassador

  PUBLISHED Jun 25, 2024

  As a child, Laufey always assumed that, if she ever decided to pursue music professionally, she'd play cello in an orchestra. Growing up in...

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  Kittie Return to Set the Record Straight: "Fuck You, We Were Right"

  PUBLISHED Jun 20, 2024

  "We're burning shit!" laughs Kittie vocalist and guitarist Morgan Lander, before adding, "Sorry — I guess I'm in a mood today." The retort...

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  Nick Thorburn Picks His Five Best Songs, Including Islands and the Unicorns

  PUBLISHED Jun 19, 2024

  When Nick Thorburn was 23, he worried that his best days were behind him. His beloved first band the Unicorns had just broken up in 2004...

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  Corridor Push Through Self-Doubt and Sonic Chaos to Take a Massive Leap Forward

  PUBLISHED Jun 18, 2024

  Corridor have bad news for neurotic musicians plagued with self-doubt: despite what one might expect, pre-release jitters don't get any bet...

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  'The Boys' Are "Fucking Bringing It" and Embracing Discomfort in Season 4

  PUBLISHED Jun 14, 2024

  'The Boys' has long occupied a space that no other show could fill: a weird, unpredictable story about superheroes who aren't necessarily...

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  Ontario Author Hannah Mary McKinnon on How the Beaches Inspired Rock Band Whodunnit 'Only One Survives'

  PUBLISHED Jun 14, 2024

  The Beaches are everywhere these days — winning at the JUNOS, playing festivals across the country, and on the cover of Exclaim!'s Summer...