Ohbijou
Beacons

Toronto's Ohbijou have been quietly building quite the international following over the last four years, their tender tunes setting hearts atwitter in...

Ohbijou's sophomore full-length release, Beacons,serves as a perfect compliment to 2006's Swift Feet For Troubling Times. Their beautiful indie folk c...

The dictionary definition of "incongruous" is Ohbijou appearing on the Terminator soundtrack. Singer Casey Mecija sounds almost exactly unlike a relen...

For a few years now, it has been a widely-acknowledged fact/cliché that Canada has lately played home to a disproportionately high number of bands who...

For a few years now, it has been a widely-acknowledged fact/cliché that Canada has lately played home to a disproportionately high number of bands who...

Beacons is the sophmore album from Toronto’s Ohbijou, following on from 2006 debut Swift Feet For Troubling Times. Many UK listeners (or at least TLOB...

Win Butler still thinks he invented a new place for pop music to go. Sadly, for every Arcade Fire there are 17million Ohbijous right behind them, parp...

I like a band with a good back story, somehow it’s a lot more fun when there’s more to a band than “we met at college and decided to jam together”. Th...

A curious concoction from Toronto, Beacons is album number two from the rather gorgeous Ohbijou. It’s a string-fuelled acoustic affair - folk music th...

Beacons is the second full-length release from Ohbijou. Originally thevehicle for Canadian songstress Casey Mecija, the band has expandedto include a ...