It's begun. Time to seriously look at upcoming fall releases with advance singles.

Here are some of this year's highlights among Canadian musicians.

Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler says he had to wear a denim "Canadian tuxedo" and assured fans that Mounties are real in a social media post announcing his Canadian citizenship.

The Canadian alt. rock outfit just dropped their own rendition of the 1941 Disney classic.

Northern B.C.'s Unist’ot’en camp aims to protect their land from the Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project.

Reports on a variety of dubious sites claim that the world will be cast into darkness between November 15 and November 30 due to an "astronomical event between Jupiter and Venus."

Arcade Fire's Regine Chassagne and Win Butler are being recognized for their roles as cultural ambassadors for the province.

The band is just the latest in a list of artists to speak out in protest through new music.

Arcade Fire singer Win Butler and ESPN reporter Sage Steele had an awkward moment on Friday night at the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game after the musician was named the game's MVP.

Canadian Grammy winners Arcade Fire will join Vegas rock band the Killers and freshly-reunited LCD Soundsystem at the WayHome Music And Arts festival.