Tag: Toronto
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Toxic live in Toronto, August 2018
Toxik / Droid @ Coalition, Toronto on 25th August 2018 Back in March, technical thrash titans Toxik were expected to hit the Coalition. Unfortunately, they never made it. After being held up for over two hours at the Canadian border, their vocalist was not allowed in, causing them to cancel their Canadian mini tour. However,…
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Godflesh + Malhavoc in Toronto, 21 August 2018
Godflesh / Malhavoc @ Lee’s Palace, Toronto on 21st August 2018 Nearly three years have melted away since English industrial metallers Godflesh haunted this city. This show is one of five of North American dates, following their appearance at Psycho Las Vegas fest. This is just their second live show in Toronto since their 2009…
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TOXIK in Toronto – make-up date: 25 August 2018
Back in March, New York’s TOXIK were scheduled to play live dates in Quebec City, Montreal and Toronto. These shows didn’t happen – Toxik got stopped at the US/Canada border. But take-two is happening this month, with the band’s rescheduled date in Toronto set for Saturday, August 25 at Coalition T.O., presented by Heavy & Humble…
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Pallbearer live in Toronto, 8 May 2018
This spring Pallbearer hit the road with Dust Bolt, Skeletonwitch and Obituary, on a tour that hit Toronto May 8, with Canadian openers Untimely Demise. Hellbound’s Daniel Smith captured Pallbearer’s Opera House performance.
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Gigan & Sunless in Toronto, May 2018
Gigan / Sunless @ Coalition, Toronto on May 9th 2018 Let’s get tech! Tonight marks the return of progressive death metal weirdos Gigan, hitting one of two Canadian dates as part of their Undulating Waves Across North America tour. This tour seeks to air out selections from last year’s underground full-length Undulating Waves of Rainbiotic…
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Carpenter Brut in Toronto, April 2018
Energized by the first signs of spring weather here in Toronto the strong, a packed Danforth Music Hall welcomed Frances’s synthwave sensation, Carpenter Brut. The latent dance moves were just bursting to get out with the opening set from Le Matos. With a carefully constructed lighting setup, these Montréal wonders had people screaming for “Turbokid” –…




