Zedtv has Metric's live performance of "Dead Disco" and "Combat Baby" in streaming video! During the "Dead Disco" live performance, Emily goes through a sort-of singing role-call of all the 'cool' Canadian bands/artists she wants to see on TV including The Unicorns, Death From Above, Stars, Broken Social Scene, Feist, The Dears, and The Constantines! [by the way, each video file can be accessed by clicking on the 'collaboration' tab on the appropriate page.] [link from Metric's page; photo credit: Jenna Wakani]
The Organ will appear as themselves on a video shoot for their song "Brother" for an upcoming episode of "The L Word," "the Showtime dramatic series that revolves around a group of Los Angeles lesbians, and stars Jennifer "Flashdance" Beals, Erin "One Hour Photo"/"House of 100 Corpses" Daniels, Pam "Coffy"/"Jackie Brown"/"Foxy Brown" Grier, Katherine Moennig who appeared in an Our Lady Peace video, and others???" This will premiere on February 27, 2005, but darn it I don't get Showtime. :-( [from Mint Records]
Producer extraordinaure Stephen Street will guest DJ tonight in London, England where indie pop club night 'How Does It Feel To Be Loved?' will be playing Peel's entire 1986 'Festive Fifty' in order, as a tribute to the late Radio One DJ, and Street is due to play a set of indie and soul classics. [from dotmusic]
PopMatters offers up quite an 'interesting' argument as to why letting all the Americans(fed up with living under another George W. Bush leadership) emigrate to Canada could be Canada's gain!
chartattack reviews The Futureheads show at Lee's Palace in Toronto that I went to on Monday. [link from 10:51am Toronto]
Pitchfork review the new Neko Case live album "The Tigers Have Spoken".
Wilco will perform on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Monday November 8, 2004.
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