The New Pornographers are a Canadian indie rock supergroup with a penchant for crafting power-pop anthems laced with catchy hooks and harmonies. Formed in 1997 in Vancouver, British Columbia, the band has been recognized for its collaboration among prolific indie rock musicians, with the core lineup consisting of A.C. Newman (the band's principal songwriter), Neko Case, and Dan Bejar (of Destroyer). The collective nature of the group allows for a rich and diverse musical output with each member's distinct style contributing to the band's unique sound.

Throughout their career, The New Pornographers have released a series of critically acclaimed albums, starting with their debut "Mass Romantic" in 2000. They gained widespread recognition with subsequent releases such as "Twin Cinema" and "Challengers," blending influences from new wave to classic rock, shaping their own brand of indie pop. With albums like "Together" and "Brill Bruisers," they perfected their blend of exuberant choruses and sophisticated songwriting. The group's recent works, including "In The Morse Code Of Brake Lights" and "Whiteout Conditions," showcase their continued evolution and space in the indie rock scene, pushing the envelope with inventive arrangements and poignant lyrics. Their ability to stay relevant and engaging over two decades is a testament to their artistry and collaborative synergy.

Genres

Canadian Indie

Canadian Indie Rock

Chamber Pop

Indie Rock

Modern Power Pop

Vancouver Indie

Related Artists

The Shins

Spoon

Belle and Sebastian

The Decemberists

Broken Social Scene

Sufjan Stevens

Death Cab for Cutie

Metric

Stars

Destroyer

Neko Case

Rilo Kiley

Latest Release

Firework in the Falling Snow (Acoustic Version)

The New Pornographers•

Aimee Mann

Single - Released October 25, 2023