Tokyo Police Club are back, working to great effect with Father, Son, Holy Ghost producer Doug Boehm, and releasing one of the most ambitious songs of their career. Now you can hear the band’s new album Forcefield in full at the New York Times. Forcefield is out 3/25 via Mom + Pop.

With “Argentina (Parts I, II, III),” Tokyo Police Club showed off their ambition. With “Hot Tonight,” they exhibited their power-pop proclivities. And with “Tunnel Vision,” the third single from their forthcoming Forcefield, they prove they can still write straightforward rock songs wit...

It’s Valentine’s Day, meaning lovers the world over will be searching for appropriate music to express their feelings of appreciation to their significant others. I’m not sure Tokyo Police Club’s “Happy Valentine’s Day” is the right choice of song to achieve such a purpose &am...

Last month, Canadian indie band Tokyo Police Club made a big return with their smart, assured nine-minute new single “Argentina (Parts I, II, III).” Today, we learn that that song will open up Forcefield, the band’s first new album since 2010′s Champ. Band frontman David Monks co-produced the album alongsi...

Back in ’08, Canadian rock band Tokyo Police Club was rocketing to popularity. When they filmed a music video in my high school (that’s my friend Alex playing the bully), everyone was buzzing about how there were rock stars on campus. A lot has changed since then though, and the band has been fairly quiet [...]