Twilighters Rejoice: New Moon Hits the Big Screen and Exclaim! Has the Review, Along with Write-Ups on Fantastic Mr. Fox, Bad Lieutenant and More
11/20/2009 OMG! Have you seen New Moon yet? Chances are, probably not. But luckily, as is our Friday custom here at Exclaim!, we’ve reviewed it and all the weekend’s new films, including Fantastic Mr. Fox, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans and Planet 51, plus tons more. (More after the jump.)...Full Article
Billy Bragg Appears Before Canadian Parliament to Discuss Copyright Laws and Defend Downloaders, Performs Free Picket-Line Concert in Quebec
Members of Supergrass Team Up with Nigel Godrich for Hot Rats, Cover Velvet Underground, Beastie Boys and Sex Pistols on Debut Album
Sunset Rubdown/Wolf Parade’s Spencer Krug Readies Debut As Moonface
John K. Samson Announces Ontario Tour
Winnipeg’s KEN Mode Get in Spat with MySpace and Warner Music Group Over Mistaken Copyright Infringement
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The Avett Brothers - I and Love and You

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Talk Show Night At Juicebox Manor: Joe Lally
11/20/2009 Fugazi bassist and generally legendary dude Joe Lally performers "Reason to Believe" in our basement. Upstairs, some of our crew weep softly....Full Article
Talk Show Night At Juicebox Manor: Dave Bidini
Talk Show Night At Juicebox Manor: Josh Reichmann
Talk Show Night At Juicebox Manor: The Flatliners "Filthy Habits / Meanwhile, In Hell..."
Talk Show Night At Juicebox Manor: The Flatliners
Talk Show Night At Juicebox Manor: Andrew W.K.
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Neon Indian - Shine, Vancouver, BC November 16
Sunparlour Players / Sheesham & Lotus - The Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield QC November 14
The Idan Raichel Project - Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Toronto, ON November 15
Real Estate - Real Estate
The Mayfair Set - Young One + Self-Titled
Leyland Kirby - Sadly, The Future Is Not What It Was
Kraftwerk - 12345678: The Catalogue
Cloak/Dagger - Lost Art
Bebel Gilberto - All In One
Lyle Lovett - Natural Forces

The Twilight Saga: New Moon - Dir. by Chris Weitz
Planet 51 - Dir. by Jorge Blanco
Mary and Max - Dir. by Adam Elliott
The Blind Side - Dir. by John Lee Hancock
Fantastic Mr. Fox - Dir. by Wes Anderson
Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire - Dir. by Lee Edwards
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans - Dir. by Werner Herzog
GTA IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony [Xbox 360]
Dragon Age: Origins [Multi-platform]
The Limits Of Control - Dir. by Jim Jarmusch
Sonic Avenues "Hiding From You"
11/20/2009 Given the sheer volume of bands that claim The Buzzcocks and The Jam as primary influences, it's rather shocking just how many can't make it work. When a band does produce a record that matches the pop hooks, aggression and scrappy energy of their heroes, it's a minor miracle. (More after the jump.)...Full Article
Viviane Houle & Ron Samworth "Quiet Eyes"
LCD Soundsystem "Bye Bye Bayou"
Jack Splash feat. Kelis "In the Future"
Why? "One Rose" (Alias Remix)
Acorn & Catriona Sturton "Snowsuit Sound"
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Sufjan Stevens
One of the most celebrated and respected artists in all of contemporary pop music, Sufjan Stevens is a Michigan native who calls Brooklyn, NY home. Stevens is a renowned multi-instrumentalist, composer, and songwriter who challenges himself with daring musical projects, such as crafting an album inspired by each of the 50 United States of America, two of which, Michigan and Illinois, are among the most astonishing releases of this young millennium.... Read More
They don't call him Mac the Mouth for nothing. What was planned as an in-depth conversation about Echo & the Bunnymen with front-man Ian McCulloch, turned into mostly listening to the Mouth go to work in a brief 20-minute phone conversation.... Read More
So, picture this: the thinking person's Southern rock band that combine the funk of New Orleans, the musical skills of jazz fusion pioneers Weather Report and the sweetest singing and songwriting this side of Lucinda Williams. Well, that about sums up Little Feat, circa 1977, when this concert was f... Full Review
On his second album, Unbalance, 2562 continues to fuse genres and theories about rhythmic persuasion. Less atmospheric than his highly acclaimed avant-dub-step debut, this new disc further showcases 2562's unerring sense of swing. Though he denies any intentional influences from Africa... Full Review
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