Twin Temple brought their fearless, timeless performance to Toronto for the first time on Sunday, March 3rd and in the name of Satan, it was the hottest performance in town. While the protestors didn’t gather at the venue like they tend to do at the majority of their USA shows, the supporters sure did! Asking the … Continue reading Twin Temple @ Opera House, Toronto
Touching down in Toronto for the only stop in Canada on the Freaks On Parade Tour, Alice Cooper and his “little brother,” as he called him when he introduced him to the stage, Rob Zombie, brought unsurprisingly electrifying performances to Bud Stage. Shock rock fans everywhere were thrilled with the announcement of this co-headlining tour – the godfather himself … Continue reading Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie @ Budweiser Stage, Toronto
We felt the shockwaves of the crushing silence that fell over New York City from Brooklyn, we saw the mobile morgues lined up outside of the hospitals, and we witnessed a Times Square with almost no one in it. I was so in shock and awe of everything that was happening around us that I … Continue reading Waiting, Hustling, & Navigating International Borders – Covid diaries Pt.2
We’ve been living in a constant state of uncertainty for over two years now in a way that none of us ever could have imagined other than as such a seemingly implausible idea that we would make films about it. So much of what we knew and loved in our daily lives was suddenly ripped … Continue reading Wishing, Wanting, Waiting, Hustling – Covid diaries Pt.1
The Blue Stones opening for Pearl Jam outside of Wrigley Field - Photo by Neal Zeleznak The end of 2020 is here, the year of the World Altering Pandemic has come and gone. The year where we took two steps in the wrong direction, countless times. We took steps forward followed by leaps backwards, steps … Continue reading Sounds of 2020
Gordie Johnson of Big Sugar Most of the world is having to change the way that they do things right now. For a lot of us that means a complete shift into an online world, musicians included. We got on the phone with Gordie Johnson from Big Sugar to talk about their new album, 'Eternity … Continue reading Q&A: Gordie Johnson talks ‘Eternity Now’, being a musician during COVID, Gary Lowe, and more
Some of the best writing comes from a place of pain and suffering. Emotion is what shapes and inspires deep literature and songwriting, and Harley Flanagan has overcome a lot more adversity, turmoil, and just pure craziness than many people do in a lifetime. That shines through in much of his work, including but not … Continue reading FEATURE: Harley Flanagan talks Cro-Mags and Hardcore, coping with PTSD, Between Wars, and more
A taste of the Illinois metal scene at the Brass Monkey in Ottawa Tuesday night. Making their way across Southern Ontario on the North American leg of their tour in support of The Simulation, Born of Osiris stopped off in Ottawa at the Brass Monkey Bar & Billiards with Oceano, The Last Ten Seconds of … Continue reading Born of Osiris & Oceano @ The Brass Monkey, Ottawa
Full review of the show can be found here. Born of Osiris Oceano
The Dirty Nil tore the roof off of Babylon Nightclub Friday night. Crass, loud, and untamed is not just what you hear when you get your first taste of The Dirty Nil's music, but it's how you'll come out of one of their shows. The Rock Source is happy to bring you a review you … Continue reading The Dirty Nil @ Babylon Nightclub, Ottawa
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