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Plus Field Music, Hovvdy, IAN SWEET, Gone to Color, and a Wrap-up of the Week’s Other Notable New Tracks
Oct 01, 2021
By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone and Caleb Campbell)
Welcome to the 37th Songs of the Week of 2021. Old school rock was alive and well this week, with new songs from The Rolling Stones, Elton John and Stevie Wonder, Sting, John Mellencamp and Bruce Springsteen, and David Bowie, but none of those tracks made our Songs of the Week list. More
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Sep 27, 2021
By Caleb Campbell
Toronto-based electronic rock band Holy Fuck has been working remotely over the pandemic, crafting fresh additions to their unconventional genre-blending catalog. Fans last heard from the band with their early 2020 album Deleter, including the singles “Luxe” and “Free Gloss” which were two of our Songs of the Week. Now the band has returned with their first single of this year, “Airport Dreams (feat. Sarah Bonito),” premiering with Under the Radar. More
Plus Moaning, Anna Burch, U.S. Girls, and a Wrap-up of the Week’s Other Notable New Tracks
Jan 17, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Welcome to the second Songs of the Week of 2020. It was a very strong week for new songs, especially as a slew of notable new albums were announced this week. More
Deleter Due Out This Friday via Last Gang
Jan 15, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Toronto’s Holy Fuck are releasing a new album, Deleter, this Friday via Last Gang. Now they have shared another song from the album, “Deleters,” which features Liars’ Angus Andrew. More
Plus Rose Elinor Dougall, Caribou, Shopping, Tame Impala, and a Wrap-up of the Last Two Week’s Other Notable New Tracks
Dec 06, 2019
By Christopher Roberts
Welcome to another Songs of the Week. We didn’t do a Songs of the Week last week because of the Thanksgiving holiday, so this week’s installment covers songs from the last two weeks. Hence we have a Top 13 instead of a Top 10. More
Deleter Due Out January 17, 2020 via Last Gang
Dec 06, 2019
By Christopher Roberts
Toronto’s Holy Fuck are releasing a new album, Deleter, on January 17, 2020 via Last Gang. Now they have shared another song from it, “Free Gloss,” that features the guest vocals of Nicolas Allbrook from POND. More
Plus Water From Your Eyes, Holy Fuck, Moon Duo, Tindersticks, and a Wrap-up of the Week’s Other Notable New Tracks
Sep 13, 2019
By Christopher Roberts
Welcome to another Songs of the Week. We knew this week’s #1 song would be our #1 the moment we heard it. It might be the #1 Song of the Year even, we’ll see. More
New Single Out Now via AWAL
Sep 13, 2019
By Christopher Roberts
Toronto’s Holy Fuck have shared a new song, “Luxe,” that features the guest vocals of Alexis Taylor of Hot Chip. Right now it’s a standalone single on AWAL. More
Congrats Due Out May 27 via Innovative Leisure
Apr 27, 2016
By Christopher Roberts
Holy Fuck are releasing a new album, Congrats, on May 27 via Innovative Leisure. It’s the first Holy Fuck album since 2010’s Latin. Now the band has shared a video for “Tom Tom.” Michael Leblanc directed the atmospheric video, which takes place in a Romanian town. Watch it below, via Pitchfork. More
“Red Lights” From New Album, Latin
Oct 14, 2010
By Laura Studarus
The cut for “Red Lights” (from recently released Latin) features our furry friends, driving cars, playing guitars—ya know, just hanging. We have the video. More
Jul 12, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Treasure Island has announced its lineup for the 2010 festival, held October 16th and 17th on Treasure Island in the middle of the San Francisco Bay. Split evenly between dance music and indie rockers, headliners includeLCD Soundsystem and Deadmau5 (Saturday) and Belle & Sebastian and The National (Sunday). We have the full lineup. More
Remixers Include: Passion Pit, Holy Fuck, Ra Ra Riot
Mar 24, 2010
By Laura Studarus
In a continuing quest for Sainthood (or at least album promotion) sisters Tegan and Sara are releasing an iTunes only remix album, available March 30th. We have the track list. More
Reviews
May 14, 2010
By J. Pace
Toronto’s four-letter favorites return with another album of instrumental electro-pop. This is the first to feature their consistent touring lineup, rather than the revolving unofficial cast of previous efforts, and the formula remains largely the same: a live take on electronic music, with uptempo, heavily rhythmic backdrops underlying swaths of melody and noise. More