After tinkering with covers on 2008's Jukebox, Chan Marshall powers through with new sounds and songs showcasing a more modern approach.

Zach Condon of Beirut takes his extended tour full-circle in support of 2011’s The Rip Tide.

This bestselling faux-memoir, about a spoiled, offensive, shallow shopaholic, parodies the lives of celebrity It-girls like Paris Hilton and Mary-Kate Olsen. But WHO is Babe Walker?

Plants and Animals discuss their third full-length, The End of That, out this week.

The campaign has grown a lot since its inception: in 2009, Quebec had just 1,368 registered “Mo Bros and Sistas” who raised $263,042; last year the number of registrants jumped to 7,266, who raised a staggering $944,528.

Spencer Krug follows up 2010's experimental EP with a first full-length and a tour.

After having gone from a duo to a trio, indie folk-pop duo The Dodos return focus onto their core duo for their new effort, No Color.

You probably know Yassin Alsalman as The Narcicyst, the local hip-hop artist whose songs attack cultural controversies, like the Islamophobia that has surrounded Arabs in North America since 9/11.