Montreal’s electronic preacher man gave us a thorough techno schooling in the early nineties and yet he still remains pretty darn relevant almost 20 years later.

Dana Michel is fearless. She’ll throw herself with frenetic precision up against walls of concrete, perform striking athletic solos sans shirt in outdoor pools and travel everywhere from Salt Lake City to Serbia to share her visceral, rhythmic work.

Our yearbook salute to a class of graduating local heroes.

"What everyone needs is love." The sticker on the kitchen door feels more like a mantra than a decorative quirk.

Herman Kolgen is the kind of guy who’ll readily provide sound effects to give you a feel for what clusters of dust dispersing into the air to create a “beautiful chaos” look like.

Two Frenchmen have been instrumental in shaping youth culture of late...

On Monday night, an estimated 17 Canadians tuned in to the Independent Film Channel to watch local hero Denis Villeneuve’s gut-wrenching Polytechnique make mincemeat of the competition at the 30th Genie Awards, walking away with no less than 9 wins.

Sunglasses at Night est une chronique bimensuelle qui donne carte blanche à un collaborateur du magazine – ancien ou actuel – pour partager une date, un endroit et un souvenir du nightlife montréalais tiré de leur scrapbook personnel de virées nocturnes.