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Arcade Fire - No Cars Go

The Reflektor Tapes

Arcade Fire will release their first feature film, “The Reflektor Tapes”, in theaters worldwide on September 23rd for a limited time. Directed by 2013 Sundance Grand Jury Prize for Short Films winner Kahlil Joseph. 

Memory Presents: Program No. 1 will be showing a theater specific directors cut excerpt from Joseph’s full length documentary of The Reflektor Tapes “Porno” during TIFF.

Arcade Fire - Ready to Start (Tears for Fears)

Mr. Little Jeans - The Suburbs

UNCHARTED: 2013 In Review: Catching Up With Ten of Our Favourite Musical Discoveries

Listen, we love the Beyoncés, Kanyes and Arcade Fires as much as you do, but what gets our fingers typing is digging up the weirdo pop musicians, DIY punk bands and forward-thinking electro-colonists crammed into squats and loft spaces and giving them a platform to go long and in-depth in interviews in ways a short magazine arts profile can't. To celebrate the end of 2013, we're taking a brief break from looking forward and catching back up with some of our favourite discoveries from the year of music.We sent each artist a trio of simple questions and let them take it in any direction they wanted to. Some, like Speedy Ortiz and Broken Deer, took it in an even more enthusiastic direction than we would have thought. Have a listen to their music, and see what they have planned for the next year. Needless to say, we're excited for each and every one of them.

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Mr Little Jeans - The Suburbs (Arcade Fire Cover)

15 Songs For Your Quarter Life Crisis VIDEO

Every rut needs a soundtrack. And if you’re in your mid-to-early-twenties with zero direction, colossal debt, and an undiagnosed Internet addiction, maybe the prospect of change is too daunting. But the short term pain of getting your shit together is flimsy compared to the crushing realization you’ll feel decades from now when you realize that you’ve spent an incalculable amount of time provoking fights on racist YouTube channels. So think of these songs of a last hurrah for your deflated ambition, then delete “Words With Friends” from your phone and get to some self-knowing. Or just listen while you check Twitter all day.

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