Stereogum — Bonnaroo's 2018 lineup has arrived. Eminem, the Killers, and Muse are headlining, and the undercard includes Future, Sturgill Simpson, Bon Iver, Khalid, Paramore, Alt-J, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Sylvan Esso, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Chromeo, ... more info

Music For Ants — This year, I welcomed a new member to our family (named Esme, like the Joanna Newsom song), worried a lot about the future of my country, and listened to a lot of music, new & old. These are my favorite albums & songs of 2017. Click here to listen to... more info

Sweeping The Nation — 40 Idles - BrutalismThe decade-long overnight success coalesced into the kind of distilled punk anger at specific targets and attitudes a lot of hyped bands try these days but very few get even near right, mostly because they don't have that char... more info

Stereogum — Back in July, Broken Social Scene released their first album in seven years, Hug Of Thunder , and they've been on tour sporadically ever since. During that time, the roving band of Canadians stopped by Spotify's New York studios to record two songs.... more info

KEXP Seattle — Broken Social Scene’s second night at the Neptune Theatre last Monday was an absolute lovefest. The Canadian indie rock vets rocked, grooved, and, later, hugged it with a sold-out crowd during their celebratory two-hour set. Beginning the nigh... more info

Stereogum — The Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie died this month after a battle with brain cancer. After his diagnosis, he continued to be wildly productive, with the Hip releasing one final album and completing an emotional farewell tour. That final spell of... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Just a few weeks after playing at The Meadows Festival, Canadian indie rock collective Broken Social Scene returned to us in New York for a sold out performance at Brooklyn Steel. They were supported by fellow Canadians The Belle Game who got the sho... more info

Stereogum — Last year, Gord Downie, longtime frontman for beloved Canadian rock institution the Tragically Hip, announced that he is suffering from terminal brain cancer. He and his band headed out on a final tour, playing shows that were reportedly emotionally ... more info

Stereogum — Stars are following their Canadian indie-pop brethren in Broken Social Scene, Feist, and Emily Haines into 2017 with There Is No Love In Fluorescent Light, their first album since 2014's No One Is Lost. They've shared a bunch of tracks from the LP al... more info

Chorus.fm — Broken Social Scene have released a video for “Skyline.” more info