Toronto-bred spazz-rockers the Rural Alberta Advantage mine the erratic tropes of skewed Canadian pop acts, while simultaneously mimicking the lo-fi buzz of American indie institution Neutral Milk Hotel.
The band’s self-released debut, Hometown, is already a subterranean success, but, with a Saddle Creek reissue out this week, this is the perfect time to call yourself a convert. Lucky for you, we’ve got a stream of the entire album.
No, Hall & Oates aren’t exactly hip, but we still find ourselves drawn to the lounge-y good-time vibe (not to mention the mustaches). Tapping the same uncanny likability and anthemic ethos, French power-rockers Phoenix temper synthy ‘80s rock with enough cocky cool to ease your sweet tooth’s ache.
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