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[Some Velvet Blog] Doctor Blind - Emily Haines - Emily Haines of Metric and Broken Social Scenes steps out with her solo album, Knives Don't Have Your Back.

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[Knkisser.blogspot.com] Kwaya Na Kisser: Emily Haines: New Song!: more of classic Emily on Broken Social Scene records (see "Anthems For A Seventeen Year-Old Girl") than Metric. Word from Emily's myspace tells me this album "was written and recorded in Los Angeles, Montreal, Toronto, and New York over the last four years, and features contributors including Sparklehorse's Scott Minor, Broken Social Scene's Justin Peroff, Stars' Evan Cranley, and Metric's Jimmy Shaw."

[Blogsarefordogs.com] blogsarefordogs.com » Blog Archive » Our Hell is a Good Life: I don’t really know what to think about Emily Haines, other than that she’s incredibly beautiful, both vocally and otherwise. Actually, I’m probably a little Haines-ed out. There are just so many versions to choose from. Metric, with the possible exception of “Police and the Private,” has never been my cup of tea. Too loud and predictable. On the other hand, her beguiling vocals on “Anthems for a Seventeen Year Old Girl”

[Blog.podbop.org] Podbop Blog - Emily Haines: So imagine my excitement when I discovered this weekend that she's planning on releasing a solo debut on September 26th called "Knives Don't Have Your Back" consisting of tracks four years in the making. You can check out two of the 12 tracks off the new album below.

[Hype.non-standard.net] Metric / Hype Machine MP3 Blog Search: Posts: The Hype Machine is a MP3 blog aggregator with slick tools to listen and read about music. Emily Haines Full Length Knives Don't Have Your Ba...

[Nialler9.com] nialler9 - Music Blog: First things first for anybody who is subscribed to the site via RSS, I’ve updated the feed address to http://www.nialler9.com/blog/feed/ for stats reasons. You shouldn’t have to do anything to update your feeds but if your news reader of choice (I recommend Bloglines) doesn’t pick up any new posts over the next week, check back here and update to this address.

[Shaken & Stirred] Happy Friday: Still sick, but you'll feel better if you mosey over to the most excellent Noise for Toaster blog and avail yourself of Shan's commentary and three amazing tracks from Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton's Knives Don't Have Your Back (out later this month).

[SoundWord: The Best Music Blog Posts] Loud Pipes: And speaking of Death Cab, which I don't do much anymore, this video of Ben Gibbard and Decemberist Colin Meloy (aka the poster boys for major label indie) recently performed Blur's "End Of The Century" at one of those Revenge Of The Bookeaters shows. Only noteworthy because, well, I really like that Blur song.

[Rewriteable Content] Emily Haines Attacks! (or I’m Trying To Get Y... : Beautiful women are death to my wellbeing, and I doubt I am alone in this phenomenon. It’s amazing the amount of walking corpses there are roaming the crowded city streets, all internally paralyzed from the amount of sticks and stones you women have thrust into our hearts and sides.