A genre I lovingly call "Mountie Rock."
Allow me to make a few suggestions.
Follow the musical path I am about to lay out, if you so choose.
If you are a man, I suggest you start listening to this album first:
"You Forgot It In People" by Broken Social Scene"
If you are a lady, I suggest you start here instead:
"The Reminder" by Feist
After sampling these, ask yourself if you like the faster paced beats-
-or the slower paced grooves.
If you're a dude, and want to move stop here next:
"Folkloric Feel" by Apostle of Hustle
If you've got matching pairs of X chromosomes, and you don't stop 'til you get enough:
"Some Are Lakes" by Land of Talk
Now on the flip side, if you're a fella' and want to lay back with the brim o'your cap over your eyes:
"Population" by The Most Serene Republic
Similarly, if you are the fairer sex looking for introspection in music:
"In Our Bedroom After The War" by Stars
At this time let me disclose that I enjoy all above mentioned music.
By some accounts, there may not be much of a difference in the above voyages.
And, I surely did not come to all these acts in such a logical manner.
I may be depriving you of the fun of traversing the Northern Ally's landscape looking for cool note imports.
If you're still with me, and have enticed your Canadian appetite (not talking about venison here), it's time to take a seriously close look at Broken Social Scene.
Listen to the self-titled 2005 album by Broken Social Scene:
Feel free to play this performance in the background when I give a brief history of Broken Social Scene:
