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Coppertone & City and Colour
"When I Lay My Burden Down" (video) |
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Dallas Green has showed off his screamo chops as a member of Alexisonfire, and he's let fans in on his folksy side with his City and Colour project. As it turns out, he's also got a thing for blues. Click on the video embedded below to watch him perform the traditional "When I Lay My Burden Down" with Amanda Zelina of the Coppertone. (More after the jump.)...
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Evan Roth/Girl Talk
Cache Rules Everything Around Me (video) |
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This video has got to be the best Friday time-waster since the invention of Minesweeper. An artist/internet dork named Evan Roth has compiled an elaborate Girl Talk music video made up entirely of animated GIFs; at ten minutes in length, it's a perfect overload to the senses. (More after the jump.)...
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John K. Samson
"Petition" |
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The Weakerthans' John K. Samson is getting set to release Provincial Road 222, the second EP in his planned seven-inch series inspired by the roads of Manitoba. We now have the EP's second track, "Petition," a harmony-laden acoustic ballad that argues for Reggie Leach's induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. (More after the jump.)...
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Superchunk
Majesty Shredding |
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Next week, indie rock heroes Superchunk will drop their latest album, Majesty Shredding. Thankfully, we don't have to wait until then to hear the whole thing, as NPR is now streaming the entire eleven-song collection. Fans of classic Superchunk will be able to get behind this album's loud guitars and catchy college rock radio sound. (More after the jump.)...
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3 Inches Of Blood
“Silent Killer” (video) |
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Vancouver, BC heavy metal band 3 Inches Of Blood have released a new music video for their track “Silent Killer,” which is available for viewing now. However, be warned, the video is a touch gory. (More after the jump.)...
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Sufjan Stevens
“Too Much” |
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The last few weeks have seen such a flurry of Sufjan Stevens activity that we're starting to forget his prolonged absence from pop music. With his new EP available now and the song “I Walked” leaked from his upcoming Age of Adz album, we've already gotten a healthy dose of Sufjan. Now, we have another new track from the record. (More after the jump.)...
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Menomena
“Magichat” mix |
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Portland, OR-based experimentalists Menomena play a unique strain of off-kilter indie rock with a pop-friendly bent. Recording music that's both complicated and highly accessible is no easy feat, but the group have developed a method to hit that sweet spot with a computer program called Deeler. For insight into their process, the band have released some of those loops as part of a mixtape. (More after the jump.)...
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El Guincho
Pop Negro |
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Barcelona-based tropical pop genius El Guincho (née Pablo Díaz-Reixa) is gearing up to release a new album, Pop Negro, on September 14 via Young Turks. El Guincho set the bar very high with his breakthrough, Alegranza, so we've been dying to hear if he can do it again. (More after the jump.)...
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Broken Social Scene
"All to All (Spirit If Remix)" |
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Last month, we reported that Toronto, ON indie collective Broken Social Scene were planning to release a series of remixes of the track "All to All," from this year's Forgiveness Rock Record. Today, the band unveiled the fifth and final installment in the series. (More after the jump.)...
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Kings of Leon
"Radioactive" (video) |
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Massively popular Tennessee rockers Kings of Leon have a new album coming out on October 19, Come Around Sundown. Last week, we learned the tracklist; now, we have the lead single. It's called "Radioactive," and you can see the video below. (More after the jump.)...
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OFF!
“Upside Down” |
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Recent Vice signees OFF! have nearly everything on their side to make the perfect hardcore band: members have played in Circle Jerks, Redd Kross, Hot Snakes and other units from various eras of punk, and they've even inked a deal with Raymond Pettibon to lend his inimitable artistic style to their releases. In fact, their blessings are also their biggest detriments, as they could also be the most calculated band around. (More after the jump.)...
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Underworld
Barking |
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The last time we had British electro forebearers Underworld in our Click Hear department, it was with new track “Scribble.” Back then, their forthcoming album didn't have a name yet, and we didn't quite know what to expect after their three-year absence. Now, the mystery has been solved, as their new album, Barking, can be streamed one week ahead of its release date. (More after the jump.)...
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Jully Black
"Zodiac Drug" |
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Toronto, ON-born R&B diva Jully Black is set to release her upcoming album, 8ight, this year. And in anticipation of the record, she's offered up a preview with new song "Zodiac Drug." (More after the jump.)...
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Pack A.D.
"Crazy" (video) |
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Ever wondered what a party at the Pack A.D.'s house looks like? The Vancouver, BC-based garage blues duo have provided the answer to that question in the form of the new video for the song "Crazy." It's got crotch-waving dudes in briefs, conga-dancing dudes and jello wrestling dudes. Mostly, it's just a lot of dudes. (More after the jump.)...
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Weezer Hurley |
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Over the past few weeks, we've all experienced the barrage of hype leading up to Weezer's eighth album, Hurley: first there was the news that they had signed to an indie label, Epitaph, which was followed by a ridiculous album cover and allegations of a cross-promotional deal with Hurley clothing. (More after the jump.)
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Ben Cook (Fucked Up) vs. Nick Jonas Camp Rock 2 drum battle (video) |
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Every time we mention Ben Cook, we can't help but comment on the number of projects he's involved with. Besides his time spent fronting No Warning and his current work in Fucked Up, the multi-instrumentalist records and performs as Young Governor and is a member of the Bitters, the Roommates and the Marvellous Darlings. Now, he can be seen in the Jonas Brothers' new movie, Camp Rock 2. (More after the jump.)
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Envy
“A Breath Clad In Happiness” |
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As we previously reported, Japanese post-hardcore band Envy are set to return with their fifth album, Recitation, this fall. However, you can have a preview right now with a free download of “A Breath Clad In Happiness.” (More after the jump.)
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Women “Narrow With The Hall” |
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Calgary, AB post-punk group Women are set to release their sophomore album, Public Strain, this fall. They've now offered up their second single, “Narrow With The Hall,” for free download. (More after the jump.)
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Oval
Ringtone II |
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Electronic glitch pioneer Markus Popp had been absent from his Oval moniker since 2001, but this year has seen him return to the project with a new EP called Oh, as well as the O double album, due in stores next week. As if that weren't enough material, Popp has now released a free web-only EP called Ringtone II. (More after the jump.)
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Nobunny
"Good for Good" / "Blow Dumb" |
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We previously reported that garage rock oddball Nobunny would be releasing a new album, First Blood, on September 21. If you'd like to hear a pair of cuts from that LP, head over to MySpace now and listen to "Gone for Good" and "Blow Dumb." (More after the jump.)...
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The electric vigour that fires out of the opening track of Year Zero's debut LP is sure to catch you off guard. Fierce yet grounded, relentless but positive and so effortlessly unwavering to the very end of the 16 tracks, Year One is both excitingly familiar and so fresh in their skill and...
His hilarious first two features were genre parodies: Shawn of the Dead (zombies) and Hot Fuzz (buddy cops), but in Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, director Edgar Wright is inventing a whole new film genre: the videogame/comic/action mash-up, with great success.
There's been a longstanding debate over whether or not videogames can be art, but even infamous critic Roger Ebert admitted: "That a game can aspire to artistic importance as a visual experience, I accept."...
