Last Gang

Stars' breakthrough sophomore album "Heart" was recorded in the bedroom of keyboard player Chris Seligman on Avenue Mont-Royal in Montreal and released in 2003. A description at the time pinned the band as more New Order and Saint Etienne than Smiths, and

Limited 20th anniversary vinyl edition of "Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?", the first studio album by seminal Canadian indie rock band Metric. The album includes breakout singles "Combat Baby" and "Dead Disco". The album has sold over 100K+ uni

Montreal's Stars deliver their first new album in five years entitled From Capelton Hill! Stars' ninth album and follow-up to 2017's acclaimed There Is No Love In Fluorescent Light, was composed between Seligman and Cranley over the first half of 2020. Af