Two-Way Mirror Crystal Antlers Things get heavy quickly on Crystal Antlers’ new album. “Jules’ Story” starts with slow building distortion before pummelling straight into a double drum-kick fuelled three minutes. For the next four — Read More

Soulpepper founding member Ted Dystrka brings back his adaptation of Tolstoy's controversial Kreutzer Sonata as one-man show. — Read More

Reviewed: Drum Between the Bells, from Brian Eno and Rick Holland. — Read More

There's something instantly recognizable about the songs on Memory Tapes' sophomore album even on first listen. I found myself racking my brain as one sweet, melody after another made me think of Pains of Being Pure at Heart, then of Belle & Sebastian, th — Read More

If Bon Iver’s debut album, For Emma, Forever Ago, was defined by the shack in which its songs were crafted, this follow-up is equally tied in sound and vision to the studio that’s so integral to the album’s orchestral, overgrown sound. B — Read More

Sound Kapital Reviewed. — Read More

Too cash-strapped for the bigger shows at this year’s Jazz Festival? Fortunately the festival also features some of the best jazz players from Canada and abroad playing bars and smaller venues around the city. Here are a few worth checking out... C — Read More

One is about getting horizontal, the other vertical. — Read More

Surveying TIFF's upcoming retrospective of Terrence Malick. — Read More