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The man from Divine Fits, Handsome Furs, and Operators is just calling himself Boeckner on his new album

The early 2000s birthed a new wave of Canadian musicians, spanning from indie-rock to hip-hop.

The reissue of the Canadian pop-rock trio’s Make Up the Breakdown led to surprise new single Shock Me, and there’s more to come, says the Wolf Parade guitarist

Montreal's music scene has always punched above its weight on the global stage. While you might be familiar with homegrown headliners like Simple Plan and Arcade Fire, the city is birthplace of many other global sensations. From indie rock to electro-funk, from orchestral pop to the new wave, Montreal have given the world influential bands without much fanfare for their beginnings.

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Get out your glockenspiel and remember some guys, these are the greatest albums of the genre we call blog rock.

When does Spencer Krug have time to grocery shop? During downtime between Wolf Parade and Sunset Rubdown, the gatherer of no moss is back with his second installment as Moonface.

A palpable disappointment coursed through the communities of contemporary rock enthusiasm when Wolf Parade decided to part ways in 2010 after their third album, Expo 86.

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