Metric are an enigmatic, shape-shifting band — always has been, always will be. Born out of Canada in 2001, they have built a discography that now spans eight studio albums that are difficult to box ...

BrooklynVegan interviewer Christos Mountzouros had the chance to speak with Emily Haines over the phone the other day. Here’s a preview of their conversation — it’s especially relevant to the short ...

The post Metric’s Emily Haines and James Shaw on Letting Go, Exposing Pain, and Johnny Marr appeared first on Consequence. The two discuss how they used a travel book as a way to escape during ...

Metric’s Emily Haines is coming back to do her solo thing at Hiro Ballroom in NYC on January 9th, 2007. All tour dates below… EMILY HAINES | 2007 TOUR DATES January 4th: Montreal, QC @ Theatre ...

Metric’s Emily Haines walked the streets of San Francisco’s Tenderloin District on a Friday afternoon in early October, taking in the sights before the show. Walking around cities and towns is ...

Emily Haines, the ethereal soprano behind alt-rock outfit Metric, was at a precipice: Along with band mates James “Jimmy” Shaw, Joshua Winstead, and Joules Scott-Key, they have carved out a particular ...

This week's essential new music includes the frenetic pop of Guerilla Toss, a long-awaited solo return from Metric singer Emily Haines, bruising... New Mix: Emily Haines, Mt. Wolf, Chastity Belt, ...

Toronto indie-rock veterans Metric have not shared a new album in four years, but today the band has announced the imminent release of Formentera, their eighth studio LP, out in July. Along with the ...

The hot babes have invaded LA today. Over at Hollywood & Highland they're throwing a free show with some bands that are easy on the ears and eyes, and then down the road at the Viper there's Metric's ...

Emily Haines is a Canadian singer and songwriter. She is best known as the lead singer, keyboardist and songwriter of the rock band Metric and a member of Broken Social Scene. As a solo artist, she ...

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