Stars
The five ghosts

Canadian electro-pop/indie darlings Stars returns with its fifth full-length album and first on its own Soft Revolution label. Full of catchy choruses...

Stars trade much of their cinematic atmospherics for simpler, punchier electro-pop on their fifth album, in turn, watering down their very creative ae...

The Five Ghosts is a wholly appropriate title for the fifth album from a band that has for years haunted the fringes of the indie-rock world. Stars ha...

An offshoot of Montreal-based indie collective Broken Social Scene, Stars' lush indie-pop is here employed for a theme of ghosts, perhaps inspired b...

Montreal's Stars make a very different sound to the euphoric, genre-colliding racket of the members' other group, Broken Social Scene. Their fifth alb...

Well this is all wrong. In recent interviews Torquil Campbell has noted that The Five Ghosts, Stars' fifth album, was recorded under difficult persona...

Long time emotive devotees Stars are back with their follow-up to the consistently satisfying, if a bit too vapid, In Our Bedroom After the War. Altho...

In the last decade, there haven’t been many bands pushing forward different forms of pop as a sophisticated art form so seamlessly. Gradually reinvent...

In the last decade, there haven’t been many bands pushing forward different forms of pop as a sophisticated art form so seamlessly. Gradually reinvent...

While each carries his or her own song, it's a pleasure tofind them sharing duties on so many new-wave tinged goodies. "Dead Hearts"builds stirring st...