Back in 2011, after three albums and eight years as a band, the Montreal indie rock heroes broke up. They reunited in 2016 and released the comeback LP Cry Cry Cry in 2017. Since then, the various members of the band have mostly kept busy with their various side projects. But last month, Wolf Parade…

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After going on a long hiatus in the wake of 2010's Expo '86, Wolf Parade have spent the second half of this decade in a state of intermittent reunion. They've been on the road in fits and starts since returning with a self-titled EP in 2016, mostly in support of 2017 comeback album Cry Cry Cry.