The longstanding Toronto indie band Tokyo Police Club kicked off 2024 by announcing their impending disbandment, but they aren’t turning the lights out just yet. After revealing a final hometown show at the time of their breakup announcement, then expanding it to a sold-out four-night run, today they’ve unveiled a slate of da...

Remember Wheatus’ “Teenage Dirtbag”? You may not think you do, but the second you hit play on the track and get roundhouse-kicked with some major nostalgia, you will. That hook, the placement in the movie Loser (back when Jason Biggs was a likable romantic lead and Orange Is The New Black hadn’t made us al...

Tokyo Police Club returned this year with the new album Forcefield, their first in four years. They stopped by VH1′s Big Morning Buzz to play the single “Hot Tonight.” That track was a short and sweet dose of power pop, especially after following the ambitious nine-minute lead single “Argentina (Parts I, I...

On Tokyo Police Club’s new remix of Rush Midnight’s synthpop anthem “Closer,” the Canadian indie-pop band tones down the original track’s tight bass line — Rush Midnight is the solo project of bassist Russ Manning from Twin Shadow, after all — but the remixed version is still ...

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.