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Montreal duo Heather Foster Kirkpatrick + Dylan Konrad Obront aka Sorry Girls share the minimal but vibrant Bronwyn Ford + Max Taeuschel-co-directed visuals for their new single "Waking Up", taken from the group's stellar new double A-side Easier 7", out today on Arbutus...

Daniel Benjamin aka Moon King follows up last summer's Hamtramck '16 with a slinky, slightly uneasy dance-pop jam, featuring the great David Carriere of TOPS on guitar. There's a pensive, disillusioned vibe to "I've Stopped Believing", which deals with Daniel decamping from Toronto to live in Detroit's Hamtramck neighborhood after feeling let down by his suddenly unrecognizable hometown.

Directed by Blue Hawaii. Tenderness is out October 6.

Taken from the duo's forthcoming LP Tenderness, out October 6th:

Our album of the summer is here: Montreal's TOPS drop their best full-length yet, a timeless collection of breezy, instantly familiar pop jams (see "Petals", "Cutlass Cruiser"), intoxicating slow-burners that only reveal their true magic after you've earned it with your time and undivided attention, and a few stellar tracks that defy either of these classifications ("Daygl

Taken from She-Devils' excellent debut LP, which finally drops next week. Vid directed by She-Devils + produced by Bronwyn Ford:

We are beyond psyched to premiere the new single from one of our favorite bands of the last half-decade or so, Montreal's TOPS. "Petals" is a sinuous, timeless soft-funk-pop jam with some of the most bitingly relatable lyrics you'll hear in 2017 -- “got a phone full of numbers and a list full of names / no one to call / not much to say, anyway” -- taken from the group's stellar forthcom

We are extremely psyched to debut the new single and video from Montreal producer/electro-pop heroine Caila Thompson-Hannant, aka Mozart's Sister. "Eternally Girl" is a huge, blindingly vibrant jam, teeming with dizzying, effervescent synthetic textures that should make her an honorary PC Music member...

Heavy Moon Pix vibes from this haunting new song from London's Joanne Robertson. As usual with the sometime Dean Blunt collaborator, no info available on this one:

Montreal's TOPS unveil an explosive video for new jam "Anything", a tender, smoldering soft-rock torch song, out now on Arbutus. Vid directed by Tommy Keith, and starring Jane Penny on a motorcycle. Catch the band on tour this fall with Molly Nilsson, including stops in Dallas on November 5 and in Austin at FFF Fest...