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Dance-music DJ trio Swedish House Mafia perform to 13,000 dancing fans at the Bell Centre in Montreal on Wednesday February 27, 2013.
Photograph by: Vincenzo D'Alto , The Gazette
MONTREAL - Here's what's new on the Gazette's arts blogs Thursday. To read the full posts, click on the related links attached to this story.
Words & Music: After catching Swedish House Mafia at the Bell Centre, T'Cha Dunlevy writes:
"The three-member DJ crew is one of the biggest things in commercial dance music, remixing everyone from Coldplay to the Black Eyed Peas, when not creating its own relentlessly thumping club tracks. But while the group's crossover hits have garnered mass appeal, it did its best imitation of underground during the show, turning the Bell Centre into one giant party."
The Cine Files: Reporting from the RIDM Docville series, Liz Ferguson writes about a Thursday-night film offering:
"Psychoanalyst and cultural critic Slavoj Zizek rejoins Sophie Fiennes to put cinema and society on the couch (and himself on Travis Bickle?s bed), in The Pervert?s Guide to Ideology. (Zizek and Fiennes also made The Pervert?s Guide to Cinema, in 2006.)"
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