Following another week of new music picking, we've rounded up a choice selection of songs, videos and album streams from Exclaim!'s Click Hear section. Here are just a few of the highlights.
First up, Vancouver indie rockers Said the Whale have returned with their hotly anticipated new album, Little Mountain, which you can listen to now online. Plus, Toronto trio the Junction have explored love and heartbreak on their third full-length, Grievances. Both records officially hit shelves tomorrow (March 6), but you can hear them in full right now at Exclaim.ca.
Also streaming this week, former Constantines guitarist Steve Lambke's Baby Eagle and the Proud Mothers pair "raw sounds with disarmingly honest lyrics" on Bone Solider, and Toronto four-piece Bravestation bring their brand of "quirky tribal pop" to the new track "Signs of the Civilized."
As for videos, we have Gorillaz showing off their disgusting digs in James Hewlett's latest animation for single "DaYaThing" (featuring James Murphy and Andre 3000), while pop eccentric ALX (aka Allie Hughes) gets freaky with a mannequin to her dancefloor-friendly joint "I Will Love You More."
Be sure to check out these, as well as many more, streams, downloads and videos, over at the Click Hear section of Exclaim.ca.
First up, Vancouver indie rockers Said the Whale have returned with their hotly anticipated new album, Little Mountain, which you can listen to now online. Plus, Toronto trio the Junction have explored love and heartbreak on their third full-length, Grievances. Both records officially hit shelves tomorrow (March 6), but you can hear them in full right now at Exclaim.ca.
Also streaming this week, former Constantines guitarist Steve Lambke's Baby Eagle and the Proud Mothers pair "raw sounds with disarmingly honest lyrics" on Bone Solider, and Toronto four-piece Bravestation bring their brand of "quirky tribal pop" to the new track "Signs of the Civilized."
As for videos, we have Gorillaz showing off their disgusting digs in James Hewlett's latest animation for single "DaYaThing" (featuring James Murphy and Andre 3000), while pop eccentric ALX (aka Allie Hughes) gets freaky with a mannequin to her dancefloor-friendly joint "I Will Love You More."
Be sure to check out these, as well as many more, streams, downloads and videos, over at the Click Hear section of Exclaim.ca.
