Photographs by Maya Setton. Rachel Goswell of the alternative band Slowdive sat down with Capsule earlier this month and discussed the importance Canada had to the band. She mentioned that their last show ever was…
From EDM outsiders, there’s a constant condescending narrative that runs along the line of “anyone can press a couple of buttons” without understanding what makes a great performance. There’s a massive amount of crowd control,…
Photographs by Dakota Arsenault. “You are dead” were the final words muttered before a series of seizure-inducing strobes went off with the words of his latest album plastered in front of our very eyes. This was…
Photographs by Dakota Arsenault. When a stage is blocked with a massive projector-screen box for Flying Lotus’s set, there really isn’t much room to work with, especially when a three piece band is to play….
The Airborne Toxic Event and The Valley Below performed at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto.
Photographs by Sarah Rix. Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd-Watson are responsible for creating one of the year’s most original and compelling albums. The soul meets disco meets rock/pop melting pot of their eponymous debut with…
Photographs by Lee-Ann Richer. I thought an error had been made when I read that British synth-duo Erasure’s newest album; The Violet Flame was their 16th. Approaching 30 years in the business, Vince Clarke and…
Photographs by Maya Setton. It’d be absurd to describe the sound of multi-instrumentalist producer starRo (née Shinya Mizoguchi) without first addressing the sight of him. Clad in an elaborate pancho and topped with an Akubra…
Photographs by Maya Setton. Dimming lights and booming Gregorian chants heralded Echo & the Bunnymen’s arrival. The mood was reverent. Garbed in a thick black coat and dark glasses, frontman Ian McCulloch played the shadowy…
