The Yellow Stereo — With many musicians/bands (Karen O of Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Broken Social Scene to name a few) providing music to films recently, it would come as almost no surprise that a trend is starting to begin, or continue rather, of these high-profile collabora... more info

Stereogum — Last week we gave you our 25 Most Anticipated Albums of 2010 and promptly realized we were anticipating more than 25 albums in 2010. A lot more! So we put out some feelers and took some tips and added 44 records to the previous list. Now we are up... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — Earlier this year, Canadian guitarist Ohad Benchetrit released his first ever solo album under the moniker Years. I've been spinning the album lots the last few months and it's grown on me faster than moss on the north side of a tree! You may be fam... more info

NME — Toronto collective to play one-off headline show in May more info

Spinner.com — Canadian music in 2009 continued to feel the reverberations of the early-decade indie supergroup phenomenon, with Broken Social Scene and Wolf Parade-affiliated acts fully coming into their own with band-defining new albums. They were joined by eager... more info

My Old Kentucky — Rest up tonight Indianapolis because the fun starts tomorrow night!Monday (Bloomington) 9pm - Camera Obscura at The Bluebird! (More info...)------------------------------------------------------------------Tuesday 10pm - Lockerbie Pub - LET GO AT TH... more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — Monday: Pelican @ Highline Ballroom 7pm $13 [tix]Following the long holiday weekend there is nothing worse than arriving to work with absolutely nothing to look forward to later on in the evening. My suggestion to you is to get ready for some serious... more info

Guardian Music — From Hip Hop Weekly to the Source, urban music magazines offer a mixed approach to covering rap's inner conflictsWhat was I thinking? After two and a half years of striving to inspire a heated debate with an outmoded combination of impassioned polemi... more info

Stereogum — In 2002, Toronto's Paper Bag Records had an auspicious first year by releasing a new millennial indie rock touchstone in Broken Social Scene's You Forgot It In People, one of the decade's most acclaimed albums, and one that helped shape thoughts and ... more info

Guardian Music — Canadian hardcore punks Fucked Up are to feed the world with help from Vampire Weekend, TV On the Radio and Broken Social SceneCelebrated Canadian hardcore group Fucked Up are to re-record Do They Know It's Christmas, mounting a charity benefit with ... more info