Metric's new record Live it Out, as explained by the band, is an expression of each individual musician. It's a record of questions and struggles as opposed to the answers and observations of "Old World Underground..." It was recorded by the band on their own terms, without explanations and without having to justify any decisions. Metric set out to make an album for all the people who have supported them throughout their career and they did. The result is 10 spontaneous and heartfelt songs that fucking roc...   [ read more ]

CD $14.99

Other people also bought:

Wolf Parade  Apologies to the Queen Mary, Mogwai  Mr. Beast (Deluxe) , American Analog Set  Set Free

Fantasies is the much anticipated follow up to Metric's 2005 album Live It Out. Fantasies was written by the band in a farmhouse outside Seattle, and by frontwoman Emily Haines in exile in Argentina. A densely textured modern mix of pyschedelia, electro and rock, this album's dream-like quality stayas true to the band's aesthetic while venturing into more accessible musical territory. On standout track "Gimme Sympathy", when sharp-tongued Haines invokes the age-old existential dilemma -- "Who would you rat...   [ read more ]

CD $13.99

Other people also bought:

Silversun Pickups  Swoon, Mastodon  Warrior Shirt, Riverboat Gamblers  Underneath The Owl

"What you have here is a record of innocence. When we listen back we hear some kids with day jobs trying to work a drum machine recording a feeling of breathing diesel trucks. This album has never been commercially released until now." - Emily Haines and James Shaw

CD $14.99

Other people also bought:

The New Pornographers  Challengers [Executive Edition] , Spoon  Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga, Battles  Mirrored