The “Symphony of Horror” Misses a Beat: A Review of Nosferatu X Radiohead at Cinema du Parc
Even when it was ‘silent,’ cinema has never been quiet. From its earliest years, screenings were accompanied by the live…
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Of Gods, Dogs and Man: Unpacking the Metaphor of the Dog in Mitski’s “I’m Your Man”
Amidst the multitude of metaphors, symbols, and allegories found in the songs of today, a particularly poignant one has arisen:…
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Vulnerability and Versatility: Arlo Parks’ My Soft Machine Tour
British award-winning artist Arlo Parks recently performed in Montreal at the Beanfield Theatre as part of the North American leg…
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Hozier’s ‘Unreal/Unearth’ is a Magnum Opus of Intellectual Pop
Hozier’s third studio album, Unreal/Unearth, is a magnificent manifestation of Hozier’s growth and the signature brand that the Irish singer-songwriter…
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Olivia Rodrigo Has the GUTS to Tread the Line Between Girlhood and Womanhood
Adulting is tricky; we must define ourselves within the bounds of society’s expectations, navigate newfound independence, and experience various pivotal…
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The Music Video as an Expressive Medium: as Exemplified by The Strokes and Fall Out Boy
How does a music video elevate a song or album? On a surface level, music videos add a visual element…
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Comes with A Sword: Unpacking Sufjan Stevens Through Faith and Sexuality
Music can be anything. This may sound like a vague hyperbole; however, through the sound waves that our eardrums perceive,…
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The Charm of Attending Small(er) Concerts
Entrenched in the desperate year of 2020, continuously stuck in the four walls of my childhood bedroom, I discovered good…
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Tár: Free Fall of a Maestra
Talent may get you to the top, but it doesn’t mean you’ll stay there. After a sixteen-year absence from the…
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Suki Waterhouse and the Persistent Sexualization of Female Artists
On the night of January 25th, a line consisting of primarily women stretched around the corner of St. Catherine and…
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