Metric's Fantasies is one my favorite albums from 2009, so far. Emily Haines is just fantastic -- and in this slow burner asks the musical question "Who would you rather be . . . the Beatles or the Rolling Stones?"
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Good lord, my raging girl crush on Emily Haines just went through the roof. I've told people more often than not that "when I grow up, I want to be just like her." Neither here nor there, but, damn if this video doesn't deliver!The segues between each band member swapping places was a nice little twist to the vid. Still kind of confused on the elvin children at the end, but up until that point,...
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Metric is coming out with a nwe album called fantasies soon, here's a sample for ya.. easy on the eyes as well :) Track listing is as follows:1. Help I'm Alive2. Sick Muse3. Satellite Mind4. Twilight Galaxy5. Gold Guns Girls6. Gimme Sympathy7. Collect Call8. Front Row9. Blindness10. Stadium LoveVisit Metric at the band's official site.
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I’ll be honest. Over the years my relationship with Metric has been akin to the dorky kid in the chem lab constantly hating on the prom queen or star quarterback in all those 80’s movies. Somehow, the fact they are popular meant that supporting them would be like giving up who we are, and the false comfort that in 15 years no one would remember their name but we'd be rich and famous.I know tha
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Metric will be self-releasing their new album "Fantasies" in the US, first they unleashed the track 'Help, I'm Alive'. Now you can hear another track from the album called 'Gimme Sympathy', the track asks the question "Who would you rather be: The Beatles or the Rolling...Click the link to read more
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Metric has just released the video for “Gimme Sympathy,” the first single off their new record Fantasies. Check out Emily Haines in all her hotness below. As an added bonus, the song is great!
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Today is the official release date of Metric's fourth album "Fantasies", an excellent work that takes the dynamic rock direction of previous album "Live It Out" to the next level. While the album is not lacking in more mellow ("Twilight Galaxy", "Collect Call") or pure pop ("Gimme Sympathy") moments, for the most part it boasts a big, explosive sound dominated by James Shaw's fierce guitar
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