Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Sugar in the Rap Game
Cakes da Killa (alter ego of Rashard Bradshaw) is on the rise, and that’s not just a baking pun.
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Fringe Arts
Voyeuristic Psychic Vampirism
The works of Croatian filmmaker Dalibor Baric cannot be easily ascribed a genre. Avant-garde, futuristic and experimental come to mind, but after watching a few of his short films, one would more readily believe that they belong in a bizarre category all their own.
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Fringe Arts
A Time to Flourish
It’s been a tumultuous year for the Montreal-based and Calgary-born group Braids—from ditching the guitar-fuelled art rock that put them on the map, to losing a founding member—but drummer Austin Tufts believes it’s only helped solidify the band’s positive outlook and experimental drive.
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Fringe Arts
Ghosts In the Machine
This year’s Film POP has decided to take the spooky approach for their theme, but has ditched the washed-up clichés in favour of legitimately spine-tingling subjects—like the bone-chilling whispers of the dead through electronic voice phenomenon.
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Fringe Arts
Link Live Session: Kurvi Tasch
Once the yoga session was over at The Plant, things got a little loud. We shot the guys in Kurvi Tasch in the north Mile End space ahead of their POP Montreal show.
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Fringe Arts
Picture Perfect
World Press Photo showcases raw photographs with subjects ranging from horrifying political struggles and the terror of modern warfare, to stunning nature scenes.
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Fringe Arts
The Thug Life Chose Me
Got some post-Frosh or back-to-school blues? Drop the books and spit some rhymes: Hip-Hop Karaoke Montreal is inviting all Concordia students to attend a no-cover slammin’ hip-hop show—and to take the stage if they’re feeling brave.
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Fringe Arts
So Good It’s Criminal
Montreal is well known for its thriving performing arts community, with everything from concerts, to plays to dance recitals. Rarely, however, can a show successfully bring together all of those elements.
2KSquad is a 67-member collective of performers, and they’re up to the challenge. -
Fringe Arts
Get Inside the Circle
Few students can say they’ve made the transition from journalism to hip-hop artist, but that’s precisely what Simon Tousignant, better known by his rapper alias ST, has done.