PUP have released the official handmade stop-motion music video for “Concrete” alongside the new song “If This Is It.” The releases continue the momentum behind Who Will Look After The Dogs? as the Toronto punk band prepares for festival appearances and a special 10th anniversary performance of The Dream Is Over.
What continues to set All Things Go apart is how intentional the balance feels. Legacy-adjacent names sit alongside newer artists who are still building but already shaping conversation, creating a lineup that reflects where music actually is right now rather than where algorithms say it should be. It’s that mix of credibility and discovery that keeps the festival relevant, especially as more events chase scale at the expense of identity.
Broken Social Scene have never operated on anyone else’s clock. They disappear, reassemble, and then return when it actually means something. That pattern holds with Remember The Humans, the Toronto collective’s first new studio album in nearly a decade via Arts & Crafts. This isn’t a nostalgia play, even if the timeline suggests it could…