It's the beginning of a new week, which means it's the perfect time to check out our Click Hear section for the newest tracks, albums streams and videos from the past seven days. You can start here, with a handful of the highlights that have been grabbing attention online.
First up, Ottawa garage pop outfit the White Wires return with their third album, WWIII. Their latest effort is due to drop tomorrow, but you get a sneak peek with the full album stream available on our site, while Adrian Glynn's new video for the song "Blue Belle Lament" echoes the folky nostalgia of the Vancouver songwriter's 2011 album, Bruise.
Meanwhile, celebrated Brooklyn sextet Dirty Projectors dropped their latest album, Swing Lo Magellan, this month, along with a seven-inch featuring the hard-hitting "Buckle Up," available now online, and Sebadoh delivered their first recording in 14 years last week, the five-song Secret EP, which serves as a pre-curser to their upcoming full-length.
And lastly, Toronto's Crystal Castles have an album in the works, and offered up a new track called "Plague" for audiences to stream online, and indie supergroup Divine Fits added to the anticipation surrounding their upcoming album with an eye-popping trailer.
You can enjoy these picks, as well as many more streams, downloads and videos, at our Click Hear section.
First up, Ottawa garage pop outfit the White Wires return with their third album, WWIII. Their latest effort is due to drop tomorrow, but you get a sneak peek with the full album stream available on our site, while Adrian Glynn's new video for the song "Blue Belle Lament" echoes the folky nostalgia of the Vancouver songwriter's 2011 album, Bruise.
Meanwhile, celebrated Brooklyn sextet Dirty Projectors dropped their latest album, Swing Lo Magellan, this month, along with a seven-inch featuring the hard-hitting "Buckle Up," available now online, and Sebadoh delivered their first recording in 14 years last week, the five-song Secret EP, which serves as a pre-curser to their upcoming full-length.
And lastly, Toronto's Crystal Castles have an album in the works, and offered up a new track called "Plague" for audiences to stream online, and indie supergroup Divine Fits added to the anticipation surrounding their upcoming album with an eye-popping trailer.
You can enjoy these picks, as well as many more streams, downloads and videos, at our Click Hear section.
