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Mayhem release Liturgy of Death with all edges intact. The album consists of eight tracks, clocking in at just under fifty minutes, without any interludes feigning mercy. The record arrives with the confidence of a band that knows exactly what it is and has zero interest in explaining itself to newcomers. Black metal has always been about tensio...


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Quebec City’s alternative music festival Le Phoque OFF has unveiled its full lineup for 2026, and Montreal’s underground scene is out in force. The 12th edition runs February 13-21 across the capital, with a substantial Montreal contingent among the roughly 100 artists set to perform. The festival’s dual format splits between headline shows and 20-minute...


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Prepare the Ground in Toronto has revealed its final lineup for the May 29 to 31 festival, featuring artists ranging from ambient minimalism to blackened fury. William Basinski, the composer whose decaying tape loops have soundtracked collective grief for two decades, will share weekend billing with Portrayal of Guilt, w...


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Lucinda Williams opens World’s Gone Wrong with a scene rather than a thesis. A nurse and a car salesman drive through boarded-up stores and thinning prospects, the radio somewhere between comfort and noise. It feels lived-in. A song about money stress and exhaustion that never raises its voice, even as the guitars grind and Rob Burger’s Hammond ...


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Victorella starts with the title. For her new single “Crush(ed)”, the Montreal artist didn’t labour over lyrics first or chase a melody until the words fell into place. The wordplay came to mind and she built a story around it. “The song actually started with the title!” she says. “The wordplay came to my mind and I wrote a story line around it. Th...


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