
A maximalist indie collective blending brass, shimmering guitars, and group vocals into euphoric, chaotic anthems. Perfect for big feelings and urban nights.
Formed in Toronto in 1999, Broken Social Scene is a Canadian art rock collective. Co-founded by Brendan Canning and Kevin Drew, the ensemble features a fluid lineup ranging from six to nineteen musicians. Core members are joined by numerous collaborators who contribute to both studio recordings and live shows. Many participants maintain active roles in other Toronto-based musical projects, reflecting the group's collaborative nature and their ongoing affiliation with Arts & Crafts Productions.
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