Guardian Music — (Warner Bros)After 15 years in the outer reaches of the indie mainstream, the Canadian sisters Tegan and Sara Quin dived headlong into pure pop on 2013’s excellent Heartthrob. Now they have reunited with the producer Greg Kurstin (Sia, Kylie),... more info

Rolling Stone — A few years ago, Tegan and Sara made a bold decision: They became a full-on pop group. After more than a decade of making indie-rock hits, the Canadian twin sisters largely traded guitars for synthesizers, focused on hooks and became even more of a s... more info

Consequence of Sound — Quin sisters return with an LP full of "tight pop cuts that pack a swift punch." more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Tegan and Sara start new chapter more info

Rolling Stone — "Nobody hurts you like me," Tegan and Sara sing on the opening track from their eighth album. It's a twist on a classic pop sentiment -- a little sadistic, a little sly – floated over glistening disco synths and rising-tide drum burble, and it... more info

USA Today Music — Paul Simon, Tegan and Sara, the Melvins and Pink Floyd are notable new releases             more info

BBC News - UK — Rolling coverage of BBC Music Day plus the best of New Music Friday from the likes of Beck and Tegan and Sara. more info

New York Post — Tegan and Sara’s new album, “Love You to Death,” won’t be the one taking them out of the 5,500-seat Theater at Madison Square Garden — where they’re playing in November — and into the 19,500-seat main arena upstairs. It wants to be fluf... more info

Consequence of Sound — Indie pop heroes didn't sell out, they were just waiting for the mainstream to catch up. more info

New York Times — The twins open up about their new album, their pop ambitions and the absence of an openly gay female megastar. more info