Chorus.fm — Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton have released a video for “Fatal Gift.” more info

Stereogum — A decade ago, Metric's Emily Haines released a fantastic solo album, Knives Don't Have Your Back, and an equally great EP, What Is Free To A Good Home?, billed as Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton. Today, she's announced that she'll release her sophom... more info

Nialler9 — Broken Social Scene are back with their first song in seven years, the first since 2010’s Forgiveness Rock Record. ‘Halfway Home’ was performed by the band on Colbert last night and the band featured Kevin Drew, Brendan Canning, Justin Pe... more info

Stereogum — Canadian alt-pop stars Metric debuted a new song on The Strombo Show 's International Women's Day special earlier this month. "Come On, Angel" is a swaying reverie built around Emily Haines' plaintive vocals and an insistent keyboard melody, and you... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This free all-day event, features films, live music, art, and meditation, and more. More names: Lee Ranaldo, Steve Shelley, Doveman, JG Thirlwell, Jon Spencer, Mark Kozelek, Victoria Williams, John Zorn, Kim Cattrall (?!), Steve Buscemi and still mor... more info

Mercury News, California — Metric's Emily Haines once again proves to be a world-class rock star. more info

Stereogum — Canadian alt-pop stars Metric released their Pagans In Vegas album a couple of months ago, and now they’ve followed up their video for “The Shade” with a new one for the strummy stomp “The Governess.” This one focuses exclusively on frontwo... more info

Time — "We're going to bring such strength and positivity and love to the people who want to feel it," she says of Metric's new live show more info

Stereogum — We’ve already heard a bunch of tracks from Metric’s upcoming sixth album, Pagans In Vegas. “The Shade,” “Cascades,” “Too Bad, So Sad,” and “Fortunes” have all been fine but not great, and this one continues along those lines. Emil... more info

Stereogum — Metric have just shared a video for their Pagans In Vegas single “The Shade.” In it, the band performs on a roof while a series of images showing both the beauty and ugly side of human nature stutter along to the beat. “We live in a world inund... more info