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May 13, 2026
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Broken Social Scene on the making of Remember The Humans, their first album in nine years
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Broken Social Scene on the making of Remember The Humans, their first album in nine years
BRAD WHEELER
PUBLISHED MAY 13, 2026
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Broken Social Scene's last album was 2017’s Hug of Thunder.
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The core members of Broken Social Scene are gathered in multi-instrumentalist Charles Spearin’s backyard around a charcuterie situation on the sunniest of spring afternoons, having just completed a rehearsal in Spearin’s gara…
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