BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE ANNOUNCE VOL. 2 OF ‘LET’S TRY THE AFTER’ // LISTEN TO NEW SINGLE ‘CAN’T FIND MY HEART’

by the partae March 27, 2019

written by the partae March 27, 2019

$Following the release of February’s Let’s Try The After (Vol. 1), Broken Social Scene are thrilled to announce a companion EP, entitled Let’s Try The After (Vol. 2), which will be released via Spunk Records / Arts & Crafts on April 12th. The second EP’s first song, “Can’t Find My Heart,” can be heard now. “The theme is to continue,” says BSS co-founder Kevin Drew. “Sickness, suicide, uprise, love, death, betrayal, hurt, joy, sex, communication, battles and divisions … Let's just get to their after and start building again. How do we do it within the isolation of self prescribe empty popularity? How does the ego revolt? How does the heart win? Can it? Maybe after we will find out.” STREAM "CAN'T FIND MY HEART" Broken Social Scene is less a rock band than an embodiment of an ideal of music. The collective can be 17 musicians, brought together in search of a common goal – a unique clearing house for many of Canada’s most talented musicians – or Broken Social Scene can be the smallest, most intimate affair. Their two new EPs, Lets Try the After Vols 1 and 2, celebrate every facet of their creativity. Much like the songs on Vol 1, the tracks on Vol 2 are nakedly emotional, celebrating life in all its complexities – and which also, by extension, celebrate the very act of carrying on, for Broken Social Scene as a band and for us in a fractured world. Some of the songs on both EP’s were recorded for their critically-lauded fifth album, Hug Of Thunder but didn’t make the final cut; others are new creations entirely. All of the songs exhibit the band’s tremendous gift for pop that refuses to sit still, that combines experimentation and melody. Both EPs will be packaged on vinyl and released exclusively for Record Store Day 2019. Broken Social Scene recently knocked the socks off SXSW with eight tremendous shows, one of which featured a special appearance from Maggie Rogers on their seminal track “Anthems For A Seventeen Year-Old Girl.” Click HERE to see a clip of it. They also performed their Indie-classic You Forgot It In The People at the Arts & Crafts showcase. LISTEN TO NEW EP 'LET'S TRY THE AFTER (VOL. 1) Broken Social Scene - Let's Try The After (Vol. 2) Out April 12th via Spunk Records / Arts & Crafts Pre-Order EP Download "Can't Find My Heart" full version [5:09] Download "Can't Find My Heart" radio edit [3:53] CONNECT WITH BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE$

Following the release of February’s Let’s Try The After (Vol. 1), Broken Social Scene are thrilled to announce a companion EP, entitled Let’s Try The After (Vol. 2), which will be released via Spunk Records / Arts & Crafts on April 12th. The second EP’s first song, “Can’t Find My Heart,” can be heard now.

“The theme is to continue,” says BSS co-founder Kevin Drew. “Sickness, suicide, uprise, love, death, betrayal, hurt, joy, sex, communication, battles and divisions … Let’s just get to their after and start building again. How do we do it within the isolation of self prescribe empty popularity? How does the ego revolt? How does the heart win? Can it? Maybe after we will find out.”

STREAM “CAN’T FIND MY HEART”

Broken Social Scene is less a rock band than an embodiment of an ideal of music. The collective can be 17 musicians, brought together in search of a common goal – a unique clearing house for many of Canada’s most talented musicians – or Broken Social Scene can be the smallest, most intimate affair. Their two new EPs, Lets Try the After Vols 1 and 2, celebrate every facet of their creativity. Much like the songs on Vol 1, the tracks on Vol 2 are nakedly emotional, celebrating life in all its complexities – and which also, by extension, celebrate the very act of carrying on, for Broken Social Scene as a band and for us in a fractured world.

Some of the songs on both EP’s were recorded for their critically-lauded fifth album, Hug Of Thunder but didn’t make the final cut; others are new creations entirely. All of the songs exhibit the band’s tremendous gift for pop that refuses to sit still, that combines experimentation and melody.

Both EPs will be packaged on vinyl and released exclusively for Record Store Day 2019.

Broken Social Scene recently knocked the socks off SXSW with eight tremendous shows, one of which featured a special appearance from Maggie Rogers on their seminal track “Anthems For A Seventeen Year-Old Girl.” Click HERE to see a clip of it. They also performed their Indie-classic You Forgot It In The People at the Arts & Crafts showcase.