Halifax Musician Takes Shot at United Airlines, Dinosaur Jr. Recall Their New Album and DJ Martin Streek Passes All Lead This Week’s News Round-Up
7/11/2009 With it being the weekend, that can only mean one thing at Exclaim.ca: we have a fresh News Round-Up for you link-clicking pleasure. And as always, there is a lot of for grabs, including stories on Halifax musician Dave Carroll taking United Airlines to task for breaking his beloved six-string, Dinosaur Jr. (pictured) recalling their latest album due to it being too loud, Toronto DJ Martin Streek passing away at 45 and, of course, the Polaris Music Prize short list, plus more. (More after the jump.)...Full Article
Brüno, I Love You, Beth Cooper and The Hurt Locker Take Over Exclaim!’s Film Review Round-Up
Lita Ford Wants Nothing to Do with Upcoming Runaways Film
Union Label Group Celebrates 10 Years of the Union Stage at Montreal’s Warped Tour
Nine Inch Nails Give Us Their Final Tour Dates
To Hell and Back: Richard Hell Redoes Seminal Voidoids Album
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Garageland: Warped Tour
7/11/2009 We head to Pomona, California and try to start some shit on the Warped Tour. That's it....Full Article
Garageland: Strung Out vs. Pour Habit
Garageland: The Rural Alberta Advantage
Garageland: Wax Mannequin
Garageland: The Thermals
Garageland: Crystal Antlers
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The Hurt Locker - Dir. by Kathryn Bigelow
The Hurt Locker - Dir. by Kathryn Bigelow
Reba: The Complete Sixth Season
The Girls Next Door: Season Five
Stone of Destiny - Dir. by Martin Smith
Van Wilder: Freshman Year Unrated - Dir. by Harvey Glazer
Entourage The Complete Fifth Season
Peyton Place: Part Two
Leaves' Eyes - We Came with the Northern Winds / En Saga I Belgia
History On My Arms With Dee Dee Ramone - Dir. by Lech Kowalski
Shad (ft. Dallas Green and TLO) “…in the Black of Night (Freestyle)”
7/10/2009 Everyone seems to be having fun on the Warped Tour, not least of whom Canadian hip-hop star Shad . As the eclectic punk rock road show worms its way across North America (Canadian dates include Toronto July 10, Montreal July 11, and Vancouver on August 14), Shad’s one of a handful of hip-hop artists (and Canucks) performing at virtually every stop. Tour reports from Shad’s camp have been super positive and the man himself seems to be bonding with his fellow performers. (More after the jump.)...Full Article
Georgia Anne Muldrow “E.S.P.”
Oh No Forest Fires “Awkward Lover” (Secret Session @ TARA)
Skeletones Four “Empty Eyes”
Bahamas “(I’d Go the) Whole Wide World”
Roots feat. Erykah Badu "I Wanna Be Where You Are"
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David Lowery of Cracker
Growing old gracefully is a rare achievement for a rock'n'roll band, but Cracker are certainly fitting the bill. Their career now spans 18 years and has spawned a discography in the double figures. While they may not regain the platinum-selling level of commercial success or status as college radio favourites they enjoyed in the early '90s... Read More
Olivier Assayas' recent projects haven't quite set the world on fire the way they did back in his Irma Vep days. That should change with this solid rebound, which while perhaps not on a par with his masterpieces is a quantum leap ahead of some of his more indifferent work.

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Don't cross the streams. That was the memorable refrain from iconic '80s flick Ghostbusters , but it doesn't just apply to proton guns. That catchphrase may as well be referencing crossed revenue streams, since the mixing of movies and videogames generally produces a big bomb. This dates back... Read More
There's so much distortion emanating from Montreal trio Torngat's new album it's as though their latest songs were captured in a factory, accompanied by whirring machinery and emotional unrest. Distance and separation have been utilized by the band previously, however they've never been more eager t... Full Review
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