Canadian music
- Young Offender
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- Fugitive1979
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Sort of.so heart wrote:i quite liked the "crash test dummies". do they still exist?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash_Test_Dummies
- joncool5
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I forgot Junior Boys were from Canada! I've actually gone off them slightly, probably overplayed their albums.Eldritch wrote:Amazing. It took nine replies for somebody to mention Junior Boys, a classic but still ultramodern electropop-duo in the tradition of you-know-who.Provider wrote:Aren't you forgetting Death From Above 1979, Destroyer, Feist (!!!!!!), Final Fantasy, Junior Boys, Rufus Wainwright, New Pornographers and Tegan&Sara?
IMHO, Canada has one of the most exciting indiescenes around.
And let's not forget Psyche either.
- glennjridge
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425-17 wrote:I can't believe nobody mentioned Leonard Cohen...
if its the same guy I think it is... I came to know who he was because I was watching some movie called pump up the volume with christian slater and I thought the opening song "everybody knows" was actually kinda cool.
um, anyways when I was young there was this metal band called helix who I was a really big fan of. they did that song that was sort of like a cheerleader chant, give me a r.o.c.k whatcha got ...rock!
a bit corny but fun.
