
1. Hawksley Workman – (The Happiest Day I Know Is A) Tokyo Bicycle (*)
2. Paper Beat Sissors – Flicker
3. My Lovely Son – New Chance
4. Gigi – The Old Graveyard (Feat. Karl Blau)
5. Coeur De Pirate – Comme Des Enfants (*)
6. Lee Harvey Osmond – Cuckoo’s Nest
7. Cam Penner – All Of Yesterday (*)
8. Chris Page – Two Twenty Twos
9. Milks & Rectangles – Don’t Fall Into The Wrong Hands
10. We Are Wolves – Paloma (*)
11. The Shiny Diamonds – Portrait Of The Artists [Formerly Known As Prince] As A Young Man
12. Ghostkeeper – By Morning
13. Plastic Chair Explosion – Shoplifter
14. David Myles – Gone For Long
15. Apollo Ghosts – Snow On Mount Benson
16. Young Doctors In Love – Eloise And Her Sister Marta
17. No Kids – The Jazz Singer (*)
18. La Patere Rose – La Marelle (*)
19. Shout Out Out Out Out – Guilt Trips Sink Ships (*)

This week on the Sessions podcast we have a hand-picked selection of some of the outstanding performances recorded live in Brush Square at the Canadian Blast BBQ at SxSW.
- Radio Radio
- Justin Rutledge and the Beauties
- Hollerado
- You Say Party! We Say Die!
- Born Ruffians, Plants and Animals

Patrick Watson and his band The Wooden Arms return to their home base of Montreal to play a sold-out performance at Le Metropolis. Be sure to listen for “Underneath the Morning Sheets”, which he plays for the first time live!

CBC Radio 3’s most talented producer, Chris Kelly, has put together an amazing playlist of 100 bands you have to see while at SXSW next week! I know what I’m listening to all day tomorrow!

Yet another Oh! Canada! release The Line of Best Fit blog. Volume 8 features:
1) Japandroids – Art Czars
2) PS I Love You – Facelove
3) The New Pornographers – Your Hands (Together)
4) The Pack A.D. – Crazy
5) Jason Collett – Love Is A Dirty Word
6) Deromantic – Drunk & 35
7) Paul Pigat -John Henry Part 2
8) Madison Violet – The Woodshop
9) Woodpigeon – My Denial in Argyle
10) We Are The City – There Are Very Tiny Beasts In The Ground
11) KASHKA – Hands In
12)Danny Michel – Sweet Things
13) The Fugitives – All This Trouble
14) The Gertrudes & PS I Love You – Sailor
15) Old Man Luedecke – The Rear Guard
16) Dinosaur Bones – Ice Hotels
17) Brasstronaut – Slow Knots
18) Memoryhouse – To The Lighthouse
19) Forest City Lovers – If I Were A Tree (J-Buntz Remix)

Pretty cool mix from a really great blog! And volume 7 no less. Think I have some catching up to do!
Oh, and for the record, I also have a mix called Oh Canada! and a newer mix too!

Ho-ly awesomeness! The Toronto electro-duo Woodhands have come out and completely put the smack-down on Pitchfork.
From the Exclaim News article:
With the use of some LCD Soundsystem-styled beats, the pair throws some serious hate towards the website, with the group’s Paul Banwatt dissing everything from Pitchfork’s poorly coded HTML to its ’90s-styled design to its decimal-equipped reviews. There’s also the kick-off line, “Pitchfork is a waste of bandwidth / content so thin it needs to eat a sandwich,” eventually adding in an edit where Kanye says, “Pitchfork doesn’t care about black people.”
In all honesty…it’s about freakin’ time someone said something. It was too much for me to see staff just stand around and act too fucking cool to notice Sunset Rubdown was playing right in their office during a Pitchfork.tv session.
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A couple of months ago, I ended up at the premiere of Born To It, a simple and inspiring film by director Tim Thompson about “creating, sustaining and chasing your dreams.”
The 92-minute documentary features the musical journeys of five independent Toronto-based musicians and the roads they have travelled to sustain their artistic existence.

Almost missed this one! Great track on CBC Radio 3’s Blog by Dog Day (Halifax, NS). Fun, poppy, and instantly catchy!