Rollo & Grady — NME Magazine :: Top 75 Albums of 2010 75 The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster – Blood & Fire 74 Sufjan Stevens – The Age Of Adz 73 Interpol – Interpol 72 Male Bonding – Nothing Hurts 71 Field Music – Field Music (Measure) 70 Broken Social ... more info

Guardian Music — After years of honing their tight harmonies, southern Californians Local Natives are breaking out. But they've suffered a few comparisons too manyImagine a band that sings harmonies like Fleet Foxes. Whose arrangements twist and turn like Grizzly Bea... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Video of the DayArtist: Metric Video: 'Black Sheep' Highlight: "'Black Sheep' was always an unusual number. It went through various road tests and revisions throughout the making of our album 'Fantasies.' It was a real banger live, but i... more info

Nialler9 — ‘Growing & Glow’ may just be the best song on Halves album It Goes, It Goes (Forever & Ever) as it best demonstrates the band’s ability to push and pull between light and dark. Also, Amy Millan from Broken Social Scene guests on it – that’s... more info

Silent Uproar — Tour mates Broken Social Scene and The Sea and Cake will be releasing a split 7" ofpreviously unreleased material on October 26th. [brokensocialscene.ca] more info

Detroit Free Press — Toronto indie supergroup Broken Social Scene has had a great run over its first decade, quickly going from being unknown scenesters to the band behind classic albums such as "Feel Good Lost" and "You Forgot It in People." more info

Totally Fuzzy — The NJ Underground said... LCD Soundsystem @ Wellmont Theatre (photos, setlist) Jenny & Johnny (Jenny Lewis) @ Maxwell's (photos, setlist) The Jersey Jerkoff Gets a River City Extension Ducktails video for "Art Vandelay" The Gay Blades interview LCD... more info

Stereogum — At the beginning of August we posted about “Licenses To Hide,” the colorful, bombastic, ready-for-Broadway lead track from Seattle power pop trio the Posies’ seventh album Blood/Candy. Broken Social Scene’s Lisa Lobsinger gave vocal assists o... more info

Stereogum — Karkwa, a Montreal-based quintet that sings in French, beat out Broken Social Scene, Caribou, Owen Pallett, Shad, Tegan & Sara, The Besnard Lakes, and others for the Polaris Music Prize last night. Their second LP, Les Chemins De Verre (The Glass Pat... more info

NME — Band crowned Polaris Prize winners award ahead of the likes of Broken Social Scene and Caribou more info