Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'thediableros'
June 16, 2008
After a barrage of bands and countless bottles of cheap beer, the only survivors of a noisy weekend at NXNE are the photos. Our first two nights were spent hopping between the Reverb, the Silver Dollar, and El Mocambo, while Saturday night brought many oversold tickets, overpacked venues (ah-hem, Wrongbar), and a few unimpressed fans. Alas, the cheap wristband held its worth—the proof is in the pictures.......
Continue Reading "PhotoTO: NXNE 2008"June 27, 2007
Photo by Sylvain Dumais from the Torontoist Flickr Pool. Old people, prepare to get pissed off. SoundProof Magazine asked a whole bunch of Toronto bloggers—Torontoist's staff included—and asked them to make a list of their favourite Toronto albums ever. The results are in, and though 158 albums got votes (!!), the list is very recent-album heavy: Broken Social Scene's You Forgot it in People shoves some old dude named Neil Young out of the......
Continue Reading "Top Toronto Albums"February 2, 2007
Tonight is the debut of a new super-secret short film directed by Toronto indie-filmaker Sara St. Onge (who, by the way, has the absolute best URL -- "awesomology.com"). It's her first flick, and so secret that they're not even telling us the title -- but since she's been responsible for videos by Final Fantasy, The Diableros, and Gentleman Reg, we know it will be good. (BTW, you can see those videos on her web site.)......
Continue Reading "Torontoist: Not Pro-Death; Pro-Life for now"October 31, 2006
i (heart) music has just released their list of the 33 hottest bands in Canada for 2006, as selected by a more than forty Canadian music bloggers (including yours truly, current Torontoist contributor Carrie Musgrave, Said the Gramophone, former Torontoist contributor Frank Yang from Chromewaves, and lots of others). We don't mean to gloat, but it looks like we're still the best city for music in the country. A whole bunch of Toronto-based bands made......
Continue Reading "Canadian Bloggers ♥ Toronto Music"October 10, 2006
Hoooo boy! Looks like somebody fed us way too much turkey this weekend. We've just come out of our tryptophan-induced comas and realized we lost an entire day. Not only do we have to deal with our tardiness, but also figure out what to do with that permanent dent in the couch. If you can manage to roll out of the house after stuffing your face all weekend, you can burn off some of......
Continue Reading "Live Baby Live - Week of Oct. 9"September 25, 2006
This fall is shaping up to be a busy one, as everyone and their dog seems to be touring right now. If you haven't spent all of your OSAP money yet, might want to stash away a few pennies for some concert tix. However, if you've already blown your student loan on cheap beer and (even cheaper) Ikea furniture, take comfort in the fact that you can visit your local public library to catch......
Continue Reading "Live Baby Live - Week of Sept. 25"August 7, 2006
Looking to check out some live music this week? Here's your listing of what's happening around the city between August 7-13. If you know of any good shows this week that we missed below, let us know in the comments. Feel free to also let us know about upcoming shows that would be worth checking out. Recently Announced Aug. 12 – OXFAM Music 4 Change Fundraiser feat. The Diableros, The Coast, These Electric Lives......
Continue Reading "Live Baby Live - Week of Aug. 7"July 31, 2006
Looking to check out some live music this week? Here's your listing of what's happening around the city between July 31 and August 6. In addition, we are now including recently announced shows, so you have no excuse about missing out on ticket opportunities. If you know of any good shows this week that we missed below, let us know in the comments. Feel free to also let us know about upcoming shows that......
Continue Reading "Live Baby Live - Week of July 31st"February 23, 2006
Don't think for a second we didn't go to the Diableros CD-release party last Saturday at the Horseshoe. It just took some time to get over the most unfortunate closing of all-time by co-CD releasers FemmeGeneration. Get this: the microphones embarrassingly shut off just as lead singer Bernard Kadosh jumped offstage in a cathartic attempt to end the set. Then some war-time burlesque girls were supposed to throw confetti and streamers into the crowd, but......
Continue Reading "Diableros Stop the Bleeding"