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Memories of a Festival #3: Hiatus Kaiyote at Glastonbury

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Despite only being active since 2011, Australian neo-soul quartet Hiatus Kaiyote have exness online done some big, big things in the past few years. They've counted Erykah Badu, Q-Tip (who they've also collaborated with) and the late Prince as fans; they've been nominated for two Grammys; and they've played some of the world's biggest festivals – including Glastonbury. Their experience at the massive, mud-soaked festival in England is a particularly memorable one, and we spoke to drummer Perrin Moss about why the festival was so unique for them – in both good and not-so-good ways.
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5 artistes DE QUÉBEC à ne pas manquer au Festival d’Été DE QUÉBEC

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Le Festival d'Été de Québec ou FEQ se tiendra du 7 au 17 juillet prochain dans la capitale nationale. Comme chaque année, ce festival de grande envergure amène à Québec sur les plaines d'Abraham de très grosses pointures internationales. Même sur les scènes plus alternatives nous y retrouvons des groupes de plus en plus connus. Toutefois qu'en est-il de la place des artistes de Québec dans ce festival d'envergure? On ne parle pas ici d'artiste DU Québec, mais bien d'artiste DE Québec, le 418.
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Five bands to catch at Pouzza Fest this year

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Punk may not be everybody’s musical cup of tea, but Montrealers who drink that cup of tea like water are certainly going to be stoked for this year’s Pouzza Fest. With a name that combines poutine and pizza into one, it would be hard for one not to be excited. This year’s lineup features almost 200 bands from multiple parts of the punk spectrum from ska to hardcore, with several bands (Big D and the Kids Table, the Planet Smashers, the Sainte Catherines and Suicide Machines) playing one of their albums in its entirety for the festival. Here’s a list of just five of the bands worth checking out at venues across the city, starting tomorrow.
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