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Metric, Tokyo Police Club, the Dears, and Sebastien Grainger & the Mountains will join forces for the "Sounds of Canada" "Jingle Bell Rock" tour of Canadian cities this December. San Francisco DJ Mike Relm will also appear on the tour as its only non-Canuck act. A portion of ticket sales from "Jingle Bell Rock" will go to various charities that help children in need during the holidays.Grainger and the Dears both have headlining dates in support of recently released new albums before "Jingle Bell Rock" begins, but Tokyo Police Club are just chilling 'til their appearance on "Desperate Housewives".Metric, on the other hand, are just gearing up to release their follow-up to 2005's Live It Out. In a letter on the front page of their website, Metric call "Jingle Bell Rock" the "Help, I'm Alive Tour" after one of the new record's song titles, and they plan to debut the new album on the tour. They also say the album is finished and that they are looking at release dates "in the early part of next year."Metric's site also has a video featuring an interview with frontwoman Emily Haines talking about her writing process for the record and her time spent in Buenos Aires. She makes the new album sound like a re-focusing effort for the band, and the clips we get of "Help, I'm Alive" sound promising.read more
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Tokyo Police Club: Join the Woodies
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mtvU, MTV's 24-hour college network, today announced that up-and-coming indie rock set Tokyo Police Club has been added to the performance lineup for the 2007 "mtvU Woodie Awards" - the only awards honoring the music voted best by the college audience.
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Tokyo Police Club: Reveal new EP details
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Tokyo Police Club have revealed the details of a forthcoming EP.
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Tokyo Police Club: Sign debut album deal
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Tokyo Police Club have signed a deal with US label Saddle Creek, who will release the band's debut album outside of Europe and Japan.
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Tokyo Police Club: Sign to Saddle Creek
submitted by Nick Jul 23rd 2007 09:26 am (www.punknews.org)
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Omaha's Saddle Creek Records has signed Newmarket, Ontario based indie rock act Tokyo Police Club. Pitchfork reports that the band signed a worldwide deal excluding Europe and Japan, with a new full length due in early 2008. The band will record this September.
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