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Thundercat has a few additions in mind for his current tour.

“This time I’m gonna bring a cannon. I’m gonna bring some tigers. I’m gonna have a trapeze act,” he says, before adding “some amazing impressions of Donald Duck.”

Stephen Bruner brings the Distracted AF Tour to


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Riley Pinkerton’s preparations for Castle Rat’s latest tour included a unicorn, a dragon, a serpent, and a wizard mask. Getting them out of her head and onto a stage required some professional help.

“I can dream big,” she tells Montreal Rocks. “And then I got to make something and it falls apart.”

Working with a fabric...


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On Jilian, Jilian Medford calls herself an idiot. She knows how easily that kind of comment can become a habit. This time, she wanted to hear something funny in it.

“When I’m saying ‘such an idiot,’ I’m trying to be a little bit funny about it,” she tells Montreal Rocks.

Writing the song allowed the musician behind


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Assistant Theme opens the album with a string of refusals. The song turns down being someone’s everything, their girl, a face they try on and replace. Distorted guitars push the tempo underneath while the two voices lock into close harmony. Then the list narrows to one modest wish: to fit in someone’s pocket like a note or a key, small enough to be useful wheneve...


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Jacques Greene releases jg, his third solo album, on Friday, 16 October via LuckyMe. It is the Montreal producer and DJ’s first solo full-length since Dawn Chorus in 2019.

The 11-track record has been framed as his first album made for the dancefloor. Greene put it this way when he announced it in August: “This record mo...


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