Wolf Parade
At Mount Zoomer

As two of the hardest working men in the business (and it doesn’t feel like it’s been three years since Apologies to the Queen Mary was released), bot...

On 2005's taut Apologies to the Queen Mary, this much-touted Canadian band benefited and suffered from comparison by association: Modest Mouse's Isaac...

Slapped together as it was from scraps of recently released EPs, Apologies to the Queen Mary, to me, never made sense as a unified artistic statement....

Wolf Parade’s Spencer Krug and Dan Boeckner are determined to leave their mark on the world. It may have been a few years since the first Wolf Parade ...

Any proper insomniac can recite the consequences of a few frantic, sheet-twisting nights: lethargy gives way to elation, reason falters, your teeth st...

The downside of releasing an excellent debut is that nobody lets you forget it. But Wolf Parade manages to move forward just fine on its sophomore eff...

About three years ago, there was this fresh new band, four dudes from Montreal that wanted to make music together. Two of them would share the writing...

When Wolf Parade released their debut full-length, Apologies to the Queen Mary in 2005, it came as a shock to those of us who had followed the band’s ...

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Although Wolf Parade's principal members have kept busy with various side projects (Sunset Rubdown, Handsome Furs, Swan Lake), it's been a few years s...