Name: Arts & Crafts: 2003-13 [Digipak]
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Album: Arts & Crafts: 2003-13 [Digipak]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	7/4 Shoreline - Broken Social Scene
2)	Elevator Love Letter - Stars
3)	Are You Gonna Waste My Time? - Zeus
4)	Being Here - The Stills
5)	Mushaboom - Feist
6)	Folkloric Feel - Apostle of Hustle
7)	Skinny Boy - Amy Millan
8)	Content Was Always My Favourite Colour - The Most Serene Republic
9)	I'll Bring the Sun - Jason Collett
10)	Recovery - New Buffalo
11)	I Feel It All - Feist
12)	Demon Host - Timber Timbre
13)	Rows of Houses - Dan Mangan
14)	Your Ex-Lover Is Dead - Stars
15)	You! Me! Dancing! - Los Campesinos!
16)	Lover's Spit - Broken Social Scene
1)	Deathcock - Broken Social Scene
2)	Mind, Matter and Waste - The Hidden Cameras
3)	She Got By - Amy Millan
4)	I Want a New Drug - Apostle of Hustle
5)	Grave Goods - Cold Specks
6)	Saccharin and the War - Ra Ra Riot
7)	You Don't Know Me Anymore - Sally Seltmann
8)	Allez les Blues - Los Campesinos!
9)	Darkness of Things, The - Timber Timbre/Tasseomancy
10)	Islands in the Stream - Feist/Constantines
11)	Rollerskate - Stars
12)	Raise the Dead - The Dears
13)	Secretaries' Party - Brendan Canning
14)	False Cassandra - Jason Collett
15)	Faults - Dan Mangan
16)	Tarantelle - Chilly Gonzales
17)	Apology, The - Kevin Drew
18)	Blue Moon - Snowblink

Album: Arts & Crafts: 2003-13 [Digipak]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	7/4 Shoreline - Broken Social Scene
2)	Elevator Love Letter - Stars
3)	Are You Gonna Waste My Time? - Zeus
4)	Being Here - The Stills
5)	Mushaboom - Feist
6)	Folkloric Feel - Apostle of Hustle
7)	Skinny Boy - Amy Millan
8)	Content Was Always My Favourite Colour - The Most Serene Republic
9)	I'll Bring the Sun - Jason Collett
10)	Recovery - New Buffalo
11)	I Feel It All - Feist
12)	Demon Host - Timber Timbre
13)	Rows of Houses - Dan Mangan
14)	Your Ex-Lover Is Dead - Stars
15)	You! Me! Dancing! - Los Campesinos!
16)	Lover's Spit - Broken Social Scene
1)	Deathcock - Broken Social Scene
2)	Mind, Matter and Waste - The Hidden Cameras
3)	She Got By - Amy Millan
4)	I Want a New Drug - Apostle of Hustle
5)	Grave Goods - Cold Specks
6)	Saccharin and the War - Ra Ra Riot
7)	You Don't Know Me Anymore - Sally Seltmann
8)	Allez les Blues - Los Campesinos!
9)	Darkness of Things, The - Timber Timbre/Tasseomancy
10)	Islands in the Stream - Feist/Constantines
11)	Rollerskate - Stars
12)	Raise the Dead - The Dears
13)	Secretaries' Party - Brendan Canning
14)	False Cassandra - Jason Collett
15)	Faults - Dan Mangan
16)	Tarantelle - Chilly Gonzales
17)	Apology, The - Kevin Drew
18)	Blue Moon - Snowblink

Performer Notes

Liner Note Author: Stuart Berman.
Photographers: Kandle Osborne; Jeffrey Remedios; Alexandre Isard; Cybele Malinowski; Jon Bergman; Dave Gillespie; Norman Wong; Ro Cemm.
As Canadian indie pop was crossing over and becoming the big thing in the mid-2000s, Toronto's Arts & Crafts grew from a homegrown basement apartment to one of the most influential labels of that decade. Flash forward to 2013, and label heads Kevin Drew of Broken Social Scene and Jeffrey Remedios announced they would be holding the Field Trip Arts & Crafts Music Festival to commemorate the label's ten-year anniversary. To coincide with the event, a compilation titled Arts & Crafts: 2003-2013 was released. Contributions by flagship artists like Broken Social Scene, Stars, Feist, and Los Campesinos! are included, but instead of simply focusing on the big acts and their greatest hits, a lot of the songs included are rarities. It's a nice selection. The style of music ranges from heady precision punk to rustic acoustic folk, but because the artists on board share in the same optimistic indie spirit, the compilation plays cohesively from start to finish. Interesting, too, to see how the label set the stage for many mainstream acts to follow in the year 2013. [The deluxe version comes with a 24-page booklet, with liner notes written by Stuart Berman, author of the Broken Social Scene oral biography This Book Is Broken.] ~ Jason Lymangrover