Dave MacIntyre is a contributing editor for music at Cult MTL. Based in Montreal, he primarily focuses on music while also exploring topics such as sports, current events, and local initiatives. His work has been featured in notable publications including the Edmonton Journal, Complex, and Fort McMurray Today.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Dave Macintyre's articles mainly cover entertainment news, music events, and cannabis. Given his focus on local coverage in Canada, Quebec, and Montreal, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local musicians' achievements or events happening in these areas. Additionally, he may also be interested in topics related to the cannabis industry within this geographic region.
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Just in time for the holidays, a review of Pixel, a sativa from cannabis company Nuances MJ in Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, in pre-roll format.
Tracks by Patrick Watson, Kaytranada and Men I Trust are among our favourite local songs of the year. And just like that, another excellent year for Montreal music is in the books.
A review of pre-rolls from DLYS Artisans, based in Huntingdon, Quebec. We're getting closer to the end of winter, folks!
By: Dave MacIntyre
We spoke with the former Hole/Smashing Pumpkins bassist about her new book Even the Good Girls Will Cry.
“Vol. II is a knockout of an LP from the most wonderfully weird band of 2026 — and also, arguably, the best.” Angine de Poitrine, Vol. II (self-released)
Energy giant Woodside and a group representing recreational fishers are installing a new artificial reef in Dampier
Death from Above 1979, Wavves, U.S. Girls and Elisapie are among the acts playing the festival in Sainte-Thérèse, 35 minutes north of Montreal.
By: Dave Macintyre
The Montreal Canadiens gave Habs fans a great series, and "Canada’s team" is on a playoff journey to cheer for well beyond Quebec’s borders.
By: Dave MacIntyre
Launching with a lower-key block party tonight, Palomosa welcomes headliners MGMT (DJ set) and Fakemink on Friday and Saturday.
By: Dave MacIntyre
There'll be no rest for Montreal's collective nervous system as the Habs advance to the Eastern Conference Final following a thrilling Game 7 OT victory, secured once again by Alex Newhook.
