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"They Trashed Everything": Inside Nirvana's Seismic 1991 Canadian Tour │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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To mark the 35th anniversary of 'Nevermind,' we spoke to the fans, promoters and bands who witnessed it firsthand BY Daniel SylvesterPublished Sep 24, 2026 In the months leading up to the September 24, 1991, release of Nevermind — the decade's defining rock record and one of the most influential albums ever made — Nirvana were road‑testing their new material in tiny clubs, shaping the sound in real time before hip, open‑minded tastemakers. And Canada, with stops in Calgary, Edmonton, Victoria, V
John Coltrane's Albums Ranked from Worst to Best │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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To mark what would have been his 100th birthday, we're counting down through the jazz legend's prolific decade of output BY Daniel SylvesterPublished Sep 23, 2026 Something was in the air 100 years ago. Alongside the birth years of David Attenborough, Harper Lee, Jerry Lewis, Marilyn Monroe and the still‑kicking Mel Brooks, 2026 marks the centennial of three towering figures who reshaped 20th century music: Chuck Berry, Miles Davis and John Coltrane. While Berry laid the foundation for virtually
Shunk's Left and Right Hemispheres Came Together at Quebec City's St-Roch XP │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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BY Daniel SylvesterPublished Aug 31, 2026 Before helping to close out the final night of the St‑Roch XP at one of the outdoor stages along Quebec City's Rue St‑Joseph, Shunk played a short set for a select crowd in the impossibly tiny basement of festival organizer BLUEFEU's offices on Saturday (August 29). Packing about 30 people — plus one child — into a single, sweaty room allowed the Montreal quartet to push their confrontational shoegaze and weirdo energy into a setting that couldn't have b
BALACLAVA Had Quebec City Screaming Like It Was a Robbery at St-Roch XP │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Vitrines SiriusXM Rue St-Anselme, August 28 BY Daniel SylvesterPublished Aug 31, 2026 While Quebec City's long‑running St‑Roch XP festival is best known for spotlighting emerging Quebec artists, its late‑August takeover of streets, clubs, coffee shops and other offbeat spaces has also become a showcase for East Coast musicians, whether they're coming from Acadia or New York. Playing four sets during the festival's final two nights, BALACLAVA's 9 p.m. performance at the Rue Saint-Joseph and Rue S
Customer Service Summoned the Emo Congregation at Quebec City's St-Roch XP │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Parvis Desjardins de l'Église Saint-Roch, August 28 BY Daniel SylvesterPublished Aug 31, 2026 In its ninth year, St‑Roch XP turned Quebec City's Lower Town into a walkable performance space, with live sets running throughout the neighbourhood's streets, cafés, venues and even a grocery store. After playing two sets on Thursday (August 27) and lining up another for Friday night (August 28), Halifax emo quartet Customer Service helped open the second evening of the three‑day festival from one of i
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