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Interview: Iggy Azalea

With her debut set to add to Def Jam’s untouchable run, the 22-year-old MC sheds light on her journey to becoming “the new classic”.

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Extorting romantic odes and futuristic patches of funk, Jim James’ debut solo set in Toronto ultimately proved he’s better than Adele.

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With a solid and snappy set at the Silver Dollar Room, The Babies turned their LP gems into euphoric Woodsist jams.

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Having ripped their way through shoegaze/pop fuzz since 2010’s Ghost Blonde, the Montrealers proved they’re not the same band they used to be.

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The Vancouver foursome make the kind of music you want to break stuff too. Luckily, they left Toronto’s Hard Luck Bar in one piece.

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Caught between a pit and a hard place, we managed to capture Parkway Drive’s gargantuan display of what metalcore should feel like.

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Truth be told: Pissed Jeans’ late Tuesday set at Lee’s Palace could have stopped a sleuth of grizzly bears in their track.

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Three-pieces get overlooked quite a bit but Ritzy and co.’s well-deserved buzz exploded like a shrapnel shell in a bathroom stall.

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Even with all the redundant hate and the useless tabloids, Green Day made pop surf it’s way into punk at the Air Canada Centre.

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Leaving life’s trials at coat check, Chuck Ragan and friends proved their tour is becoming an important piece of rock and roll history.