Pitchfork — This year marks Merge Records' 20th anniversary and the label that brought us Arcade Fire, Superchunk, and Spoon is looking to celebrate. Big time. The uber-indie is planning a five-day festival in its native North Carolina this summer to commemorate... more info

Pitchfork — This year marks Merge Records' 20th anniversary and the label that brought us Arcade Fire, Superchunk, and Spoon is looking to celebrate. Big time. The uber-indie is planning a five-day festival in its native North Carolina this summer to commem... more info

Stereogum — A-grade chocolatiers Broken Social Scene brought a slice of their latest Presents... project -- Brendan Canning's Something For All Of Us -- to David last night. It's a very BSSy track, this "Churches Under The Stairs", with a very BSSy band ... beca... more info

Stereogum — A-grade chocolatiers Broken Social Scene brought a slice of their latest Presents... project -- Brendan Canning's Something For All Of Us -- to David last night. It's a very BSSy track, this "Churches Under The Stairs", with a very BSSy band ... beca... more info

Culture Bully — Broken Social Scene “Churches Under The Stars (12/17/2008)” (mp3) (Official) (MySpace) (Wikipedia) (“Something For All Of Us”) Also: (Broken Social Scene @ First Avenue) (Broken Social Scene In-Store @ The Electric Fetus) (Broken Social Scene... more info

Pasta Primavera — When I listen to Miracles Of Modern Science’s debut EP, I can’t help but think to myself, “This is how music is supposed to be.”  Floating somewhere between the pop styles of Ra Ra Riot and the everything else sound of Broken Social Sce... more info

Silent Uproar — Charles Spearin of Broken Social Scene and Do Make Say Think will release a solo album, The Happiness Project, on February 14th via Arts & Crafts. For the album, Spearin interviewed a number of people about the subject of happiness and then attempted... more info

Pitchfork — Every summer, the kids come out to play around the home of Broken Social Scene/Do Make Say Think's Charles Spearin, and the older folks hit the porch to visit. When the weather turns warm and the block brims over with juvenile joy and residential res... more info

Pitchfork — Every summer, the kids come out to play around the home of Broken Social Scene/Do Make Say Think's Charles Spearin, and the older folks hit the porch to visit. When the weather turns warm and the block brims over with juvenile joy and residentia... more info

Paste Magazine — Photos taken by Stephen Lindley at Variety Playhouse more info