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There’s a core irony to Broken Social Scene that defines their canonized classics: their maximalist indie-rock is pointillistic—communal uplift in collage, with guitars and voices and horns blurring ...

Broken Social Scene albums have always felt like massive impromptu gatherings of friends living in the moment and following one another’s lead — because that’s exactly what they are. Since 1999, the ...

Canadian indie rock icons Broken Social Scene are coming back this spring, and not a moment too soon. The many-membered Toronto band announced today that their sixth studio album, Remember the Humans, ...

For Broken Social Scene to come together, the stars must align. Literally. With up to nineteen members, including some of the biggest names in Canadian indie rock, it's remarkable that they've long ...

The magic of Broken Social Scene is the same as it ever was: They're a group of roughly one million scruffy motherfuckers up onstage playing guitar, and they sound like a group of roughly one million ...

Broken Social Scene are releasing a new album, Remember the Humans, their first in nine years, on May 8 via Arts & Crafts. Now they have shared its second single, “Hey Amanda.” Listen below, followed ...

Broken Social Scene are back with their first new album in nearly a decade. The Canadian indie-rock supergroup’s Remember the Humans is out May 8 via Arts & Crafts. Leading the LP is the single “Not ...