Wolf Parade’s 2005 Debut Is Still a Revelation
Montreal band Wolf Parade’s haphazard formation and instant momentum yielded their most captivating work, including what would become their defining anthem.
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Sunset Rubdown Miss a Critical Piece Upon Their Unexpected Return
Sunset Rubdown return without electric guitars and create some beauty that can be added to Spencer Krug’s substantial catalog as an auteur.
Wolf Parade: Apologies to the Queen Mary (Deluxe Edition)
Recreating the magic of something like Apologies to the Queen Mary is no easy feat, yet it shines as a stunning example for those who might want to make music matter again.
The Eye Pointed In: An Interview with Spencer Krug of Moonface
Man of many hats Spencer Krug discusses new Moonface release My Best Human Face, future collaborations, and avoiding "just icing" lyrics.
Sunset Rubdown: Dragonslayer
For all its layered structures, Sunset Rubdown’s Dragonslayer has a starry-eyed innocence about it; this may be a large part of its appeal.
Sunset Rubdown: Shut Up I Am Dreaming
The restless pursuit of new sonic territory makes Sunset Rubdown’s Shut Up I Am Dreaming invigorating entirely independent of its illustrious associations.