It's a new week and we have yet another Monday to get through. But don't worry because you can head over to Exclaim!'s Click Hear section for a blast of all the latest streams, videos and downloads.
First off, Canuck hip-hop vets Swollen Members have returned with Dagger Mouth, their first album since 2009's Armed to the Teeth. The new album marks the point where Mad Child and company have shrugged all of the controversy surrounding them and it's back to the music once again. Also, we have Toronto indie/garage rockers Teenage Kicks, who have hooked us up with their most recent video for "Lose your Head."
Next, a racy new video for Torontonian R&B upstart the Weeknd has materialized for "High for This," a winning track off the artist's fresh new House of Balloons album. But, be warned: the video could be NSFW.
Recent Nettwerk signees Kidstreet thought it would be a great idea to invite themselves, a ton of booze and a bunch of friends for a crazy dance hoedown that would become their new video for "X." Find out for yourself if they were right.
And last but not least, Montreal-based singer-songwriter Little Scream has put out a stirring new video to accompany her single "The Lamb," from her freshly pressed new album The Golden Record.
For all of these streams, downloads, videos and more, check out the Exclaim! Click Hear section.
First off, Canuck hip-hop vets Swollen Members have returned with Dagger Mouth, their first album since 2009's Armed to the Teeth. The new album marks the point where Mad Child and company have shrugged all of the controversy surrounding them and it's back to the music once again. Also, we have Toronto indie/garage rockers Teenage Kicks, who have hooked us up with their most recent video for "Lose your Head."
Next, a racy new video for Torontonian R&B upstart the Weeknd has materialized for "High for This," a winning track off the artist's fresh new House of Balloons album. But, be warned: the video could be NSFW.
Recent Nettwerk signees Kidstreet thought it would be a great idea to invite themselves, a ton of booze and a bunch of friends for a crazy dance hoedown that would become their new video for "X." Find out for yourself if they were right.
And last but not least, Montreal-based singer-songwriter Little Scream has put out a stirring new video to accompany her single "The Lamb," from her freshly pressed new album The Golden Record.
For all of these streams, downloads, videos and more, check out the Exclaim! Click Hear section.
