'Leave This Town' by Make Your Exit

Toronto indie band, Make Your Exit, have just released their new music video for their single "Leave This Town." While the single is good, the video is awesome. Every element of the music video was hand made by the band and their friends. It reminds me of something from the early '80s video era. I dig it. For those in Austin, they kind of remind me of Quiet Company. Check out the video here from AUX TV.

Bad Tits: 'No Skin' music video

So I was going through my emails tonight and came across this one from The Great White North. I admit, the group's name caught my attention but the music didn't keep it.

Album Review: Another Link In The Chain by The Junction

Having already created some internet buzz in their home country of Canada, The Junction will surely create some indie buzz here stateside once they get a U.S. tour going. This indie trio from Brampton sounds s good as anything else making news in the indie world and has some real strong singles. A new video for their single “My Love Was There” was what first caught my attention. After enjoying that, I wanted the rest of their new album, Another Link In The Chain.

Click here to read the review & check out the video for "My Love Was There" on Double Stereo

Interview With Murray Lightburn of The Dears

I recently saw Montreal indie rockers, The Dears, live in concert for the first time. Their live show is as polished and musically precise as their albums. The Dears were on tour supporting their latest album, Missiles. Lead singer, guitarist and keyboard player Murray Lightburn answers a few questions I had for him after seeing their show. I was surprised by some of his answers. He's a witty one that Murray.

Click here to read the interview with Murray Lightburn on Double Stereo

Album Review: Its Easier To Be Someone Else by Hey Ocean!

Hey Ocean! is a cool indie soul hybrid from Vancouver, British Columbia. They were here in Austin for SXSW this year and played one of the Musebox showcases. After reading more about them online, it appears they have created quite a buzz for themselves in their native Canada. Soon they will have the music blogosphere buzzing stateside as well with their sophomore effort, It’s Easier To Be Someone Else.

Click here to read the full review on Double Stereo