The Birthday Massacre at The Mod Club
December 20, 2014
Photographs by Olivia Leung. The Birthday Massacre are a Toronto band that loves their city. It’s clear that they have a lot of fun in their home town, and we get an exciting show in…
Top 25 Performances of 2014
December 19, 2014
We had a lot of maniacs this year. We’ve seen the disturbed, the wonky, the goofy and the psychotic. We’ve also seen many battles here. Actors fought against one another, with the world and with…
Best Music of 2014 Staff Picks - Andreas Babiolakis
December 17, 2014
Name: Andreas Babiolakis City: Richmond Hill Title: Film Editor, podcast cohost, film reviewer, album reviewer, concert reviewer, attempt-to-be-concert photographer How long have you been with Live in Limbo? 2 years Three favourite albums of 2014…
Top 25 Albums of 2014
December 12, 2014
Song wise, 2014 represented growth and longing. Album wise, we were inundated with mostly noisy albums that blew us away. There wasn’t much in hip hop this year, nor was there much in the world…
Top 25 Songs of 2014
December 5, 2014
Here we go again. Since last year’s top lists, I’ve been curious as to how this year would fare out. While a lot of hip hop dominated 2013, this year that genre hasn’t been as…
College at The Drake Hotel
December 4, 2014
Photograph by Sarah Rix. It’s 2011. Drive comes out. A new wave of nu wave enthusiasts are born, and the fascination of old meeting new came from the stellar soundtrack that ended up helping the…
Thee Oh Sees at The Danforth Music Hall
November 25, 2014
Thee Oh Sees are a blast on album. I’ve been late to the party as I am only a recent fan, and any fans of psychedelic garage rock shouldn’t make the same mistake as I…
Deafheaven, Programm at The Opera House
November 25, 2014
Converse have a way of targeting the music industry without making us feel like we are being forced to like their product. They do feature their shoes as an endless trend and it can be…
Interstellar (2014)
November 9, 2014
Final Rating: 9.0/10 Reviews are something I feel are often misunderstood. As a critic, I am not trying to force anyone to feel a specific way about a piece. I simply analyze work and display…