Dan Snaith (Caribou) accepts last year's Polaris Music Prize. Photo by chromewaves. For the unacquainted, the Polaris Music Prize was established in 2006 to recognize and celebrate Canadian musical talent. With money! Each year, the winning artist is awarded twenty thousand dollars, likely doubling their income for the year... continue reading on Torontoist
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Yes, it's kind of cool to hate on Alexisonfire once you've reached puberty. And no, Crisis, their last record, wasn't filled with delightfully twee indie pop, but pretty much every person who reviewed it dug it like whoa. And the fact remains that as played out as "screamo" gets,... continue reading on Torontoist
The last time Torontoist made mention of local punks The Little Millionaires, it was a few days after a rousing night of rocking and rolling at Sneaky Dee's. This time out, however, it seemed like a good idea to give some advance warning of the band's next Toronto show.... continue reading on Torontoist
It wasn't long ago that Torontoist was rapping about Five Blank Pages' CD release; Last Blush, their first full-length, was just unleashed onto the white-belt world last October, but this weekend marks a significant change in the band's line-up. Since growing from Noyan Hilmi's solo project to a full-fledged... continue reading on Torontoist
Sure, Protest the Hero are technically from Whitby. And Troy Sexton, the Stomp cast member featured in this video, is really from Etobicoke. But that's nitpicking. Check out Troy trying to teach some sweet dance moves to Protest's rhythmically-challenged vocalist, Rody Walker. It's funny, but could you do better... continue reading on Torontoist

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