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When Arcade Fire won the 53rd Grammy Award for Album of the Year, it showcased to the world something a little bit different than what most recognize as markers of Canadian music. There was something outstanding about how a Montreal indie band beat out some of the biggest names in the music industry, and it marked a change in how both Canadians – and the world in general – view Canadian music.

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Canadian music is alive and thriving

Once upon a time, famed ancient Greek philosopher Plato said, “Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and charm and gaiety to life and to everything.”This inspiring philosopher produced many quotes about the influence of music – and bands today feel the same way about the music they make and about how they want their fans to feel when listening to music.

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Archives in the music industry

Super Bowl halftime show a glittering bore

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Black Eyed poo

Cold War Kids has always been a group that presents a quiet intensity of passion in their music. No matter what way you listen to their music, if its through CD, Mp3, vinyl, or even live, they always seem to be able to rock directly into your soul despite all odds.

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Cold War Kids disappoints with latest CD

Im not one to get all worked up over seeing Faith Hill at Whole Foods with no make-up on, but Music Row studios have this strange tendency to attract talented outsiders to their facilities, and that makes a game of spot that musician worth your while. For example, did you ever consider the identity of that feisty old lady that cut you in line at Hot Diggity Dog last week

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Local Honey: Cold War Kids’ newest album offers fresh sound rooted in Nashville’s vibe

Tribal, electronic beats mixed with hits of piano and heartfelt vocals keep Mine is Yours fresh and superficially entertaining.

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CD Review: Cold War Kids

Todays music environment caters to the constantly changing tastes of todays listener. Genres and bands flow in and out of the music spectrum on an almost daily basis, faster than ever before. But, occasionally there will be those bands that stick it out and help define a music scene, instead of just becoming a part of it.

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Less Than Jake: More than your average punk band

Led Zeppelin 2 carries on the spirit of the original

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The second coming of Led Zeppelin

Cage takes inspiration largely from the 80s and early 90s, with hints of Gorillaz and Modest Mouse dropped in above punk rock lines.

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CD Review: Cage the Elephant

Christina Marrs, old-time jug band bow out

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Citing bum economy, Asylum Street Spankers say farewell