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Volume checks out the Iron Maiden documentary Flight 666; rock band Thursday turns their back on commercial success to develop the fans; Singer/songwriter/producer Howie Beck releases a new CD; Four Year Strong discusses being "straight edge."

Camera Music presents 100 Dollars performing a special version of "Forest of Tears," filmed during the South by Southwest Music Festival!

Camera Music heads to the South by Southwest Music Festival and catches a special performance with musician Fred Squire!

Phosphorescent performs "Heaven Sitting Down" for Camera Music at the South by Southwest music festival!

Camera Music presents a performance from Julie Doiron, filmed at South by Southwest!

On this episode of the alt. sessions, Danish Band Said the Shark plays "True Love" and "Took You" from their suite at the King Edwards Hotel!

Andrew Cole performs "My Lovely" and "We Must Win" at Toronto's Berkley Church on this episode of the alt. sessions!

I.E. builds with Little Brother and gets the inside scoop on their creative process. Watch Beatboxer Scratch Cat create the theme music for Cypher. Find out how a community organization, The L.O.F.T. is connecting with the youth through hip hop.

Join John, Fox, Dee, Keith, and Le Tard as they record "Punk Rock Girl" with Moe Berg and Laurence Currie at Metalworks Studio on this episode of Master Tracks! Grab your free mp3 download at AUX.tv!

Moe Berg and Laurence Currie guide Ontario band The North through a recording of their song "All That I Am" on this episode of Master Tracks!

It's the band George Pettit considers the best band in Canada! Bryan Webb of The Constantines reflects on his musical roots in Guelph, Ontario, playing with Gord Downie, the art of tattoos and more in another full-length Strange Notes interview.

Sam Sutherland checks out May's Exclaim! cover artist-of-the-month, Japandroids! This video has cops in it. And loud rock and roll from Vancouver. In Chinatown. And cops.

Sam Sutherland travels behind the scenes into the fabled world of Exclaim! Magazine cover photo shoots with February cover artist K'naan. Cute kids and Bob Marley references abound.

March's Exclaim! cover stars Malajube dish on being the future mayoral candidates for small-town Quebec and why everyone expects them to start singing in English.

Jeff Woods hosts this ExploreMusic, featuring Jeremy Taggert of Our Lady Peace, Rip Lip host Renee Paquette, and Brad Lyons of Oceanship! The gang tackle the file sharing debate, check out the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Kurt Cobain's legacy.

Ben Rispin of Saint Alvia and singer/songwriter Justin Rutledge join Alan Cross and Jeff Woods on Explore Music this week in a discussion of music streaming, concert revenue, Billy Corgan and Courtney Love insanity, and more!

Underground Operations' founder Mark Spicoluk and Gasoline Magazine publisher Jon Dekel join Alan Cross and Jeff Woods on ExploreMusic! Debate the remastering of the Beatles' library, the Blink 182 reunion tour, and musicians who fall from grace!

Alan Cross is joined by Exclaim! TV's Sam Sutherland, The Edge 102.1's Barry Taylor, and radio personality Lou Molinaro! The panel discuss the merits of free music downloads, the Coachella festival, and an ultra-expensive Pixies box set!

The music video for "Dragonfly" by Android Lust, distributed by Projekt Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "National Anthem of Nowhere" by Apostle of Hustle, distributed by Arts and Crafts Int. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Major Label Debut" by Broken Social Scene, distributed by Arts & Crafts. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Breathe" by Cinematic Orchestra, distributed by Ninja Tune Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for Credit River" by The Constantines, distributed by Arts & Crafts. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Wanna Be in L.A." by Eagles of Death Metal, distributed by Downtown Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Blazin" by Ghislain Poirier ft. Face T, distributed by Ninja Tune Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Undead" by Hollywood Undead, distributed by A&M/Octone. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Breathe From Coma" by Hopesfall, distributed by Trustkill Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Sacred Heart" by It Dies Today, distributed by Trustkill Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Join Us" by Katie Stelmanis, distributed by Blocks Recording. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Death to Los Campesinos" by Los Campesinos, distributed by Arts & Crafts. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Touch Me, I'm Going to Scream Pt. 2" by My Morning Jacket, distributed by ATO Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Rich Girls" by The Virgins, distributed by Atlantic Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Outside the City" by Young Galaxy, distrubted by Arts & Crafts Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Watch this episode of Master Tracks where singer/song writer Rachelle joins Moe Berg and Laurence Currie at the Metalworks Studios for a recording of the song "Last Time Again." Download the final mp3 at AUX.tv!

Alan Cross and Jeff Woods are joined on a new ExploreMusic by Rudy Blair from 680 News and Warren Copnick from Sony Music Canada. The panel checks in on the Twitter craze, debates CD sales declines vs. new mp3 formats, and Michael Jackson's comeback.

The Virgins chat about their new wave and disco influences; Montreal band Stars play their last show of a year and a half of solid touring; Thunderheist singer Isis reveals her pop star crush and Star Trek love; Gentleman Reg performs at Soundscapes.

Watch this segment from performance series the alt. sessions, , featuring Golden Dogs performing exclusive renditions of "Lester" and "Underwater Goldmine" at their recording studio in Toronto.

Join I.E. in Brooklyn, NY where he meets revolutionary hip hop artists Dead Prez and Immortal Technique. B-boy Armaghetto reaches out into the community to share Break dancing with the kids.

George Pettit chats with musician Jon-Rae Fletcher on his Christian influences, the various incarnations of The River, and writing from the perspective of a serial killer. Also watch Jon-Rae Fletcher perform "Downtown" and "Drinking Again."

Alan Cross and Jeff Woods are joined by The Creepshow singer Sarah Blackwood and John Davies from Red Ink Music in a discussion of why Chris Cornell's new album doesn't work, U2's upcoming tour, and big boobs via ringtones.

Join folk musician Jon-Rae Fletcher in and around the neighbourhoods of Toronto as he plays "Downtown," "City Lights," "The Big Talker," and "The Sound" on this episode of Camera Music.

Kiyomi McCloskey, Laura Petracca, and Adrienne Lloyd from Hunter Valentine join Moe Berg and Laurence Currie to record "Youthful Existance" on this episode of Master Tracks. Download the final mp3 at AUX.tv!

The Von Bondies discuss getting OFF a record label; Charles Spearin of Broken Social Scene talks about The Happiness project; The General Staff explain how technology influences music; Montreal's Bell Orchestre blends classical, jazz, and much more.

One Hundred Dollars performs "Careless Love" and "Black Gold" at the 6 Nassau Recording Studio in Kensington Market on this episode of the alt. sessions.

Alan Cross and Jeff Woods are joined by Rippin' It -N- Lippin' It host Renee Paquette and president of Distort Records Greg Below. Topics include iPhone applications, band reunions with missing members, and the slate of 2009 music releases.

The music video for "In the Desert" by The Architects. Distributed by Andoyne Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Volume visits the environmentally conscious Hillside Inside Festival, featuring Sam Roberts Band, Thunderheist, Bedouin Soundclash, The Stars, Bell Orchestre and K'naan.

Watch this episode from the alt. sessions featuring band Zeus as they perform "Greater Times/River Jordan" and "Fever of the Time."

Sam Sutherland from Exclaim! and publicist Paula Danylevich join Alan Cross and Jeff Woods in a debate on today's rising concert ticket costs, Josh Freese's $75,000 fan package, Musical Darwinism and Anthony Kiedis' HBO series "Scar Tissue."

Jeff Woods is joined by panelists James Black from Finger Eleven and Mark Melicia and Sam Bey from Parlor Mob. This week's topics include Iggy Pop's insurance promotions, the sex or music survey, Alice Cooper on The Beatles, and the U2 album saga.

The music video for "Goodbye" by Asobi Sesku. Distributed by Friendly Fire Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Alan Cross and Jeff Woods are joined on another installment of ExploreMusic with War Child CEO Lisa Zbitnew and recording artist Suzie McNeil. This week's topics include U2 album leaks, CRTC regulation, and the War Child Heroes album.

The music video for "Dude, I'm On Alesse" by A Textbook Tragedy. Distributed by Distort Entertainment. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Little Bit" by Lykee Li. Distributed by LL Recordings. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Death Rides" by Johnny Truant. Distributed by Distort Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Used to Be" by Beach House. Distributed by Carpark Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Something is Not Right With Me" by Cold War Kids. Distributed by Downtown Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Been There All The Time" by Dinosaur Jr. Distributed by Fat Possum Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "My Patch" by Jim Noir. Distributed by Atlantic Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Lucifer's Rocking Chair" by Cancer Bats. Distributed by Distort Entertainment. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Solta O Frango" by Bonde do Role. Distributed by Domino Recording Co.. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Gamma Ray" by Beck. Distributed by DGC/Interscope Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for Combat Baby" by Metric. Distributed by Last Gang Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Too Cold" by Roots Manuva. Distributed by Big Dada/Banana Klan. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Re-Education (Through Labour)" by Rise Against. Distributed by DGC/Interscope Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Remote Control" by Michael Franti & Spearhead. Distributed by Epitaph Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "My Children Be Joyful" by Rock Plaza Central. Distributed by Outside Music. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Invisible Drugs" by The Comas. Distributed by Yep Roc Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Stay Positive" by The Hold Steady. Distributed by Vagrant Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Myriad Harbour" by The New Pornographers. Distributed by Last Gang Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Host Alan Cross, co-host Jeff Woods, and guest panelists Jeremy Taggert and Rose Slanic debate the music issues of the day. Get their thoughts on U2's upcoming album and the legacy of Sid Vicious!

Cancer Bats members Liam and Jaye discuss the hard life of non-stop touring; Award-winning artist Serena Ryder talks about her upcoming new album; we give camera to bands participating in Supernova's Battle of the Bands contest.

On this episode of Cypher I.E. travels to Toronto to the Manifesto Hip Hop Festival, where he catches up with K'Naan, Red1 of the Rascalz, d-sisive and others. He also heads over to the Us & Them Art Exhibition.

George Pettit interviews Attack in Black in Welland, Ontario. They talk about influences, recording styles and family all concluding with a tour of their recording studio.

Spookey Ruben gets bilingual in his latest surrealistic journey, which concerns a trip to the dentist! Featuring Melissa Auf der Maur of Hole and Smashing Pumpkins fame!

The Arkells play "Abigail" and "Oh the Boss is Coming" from Jackson Square Mall in Hamilton, Ontario on this episode of the alt. sessions.

Camera Music hits the road with Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers, performing at an abandoned silo, the beaches of Niagara and the Intersteer Restaurant. Featuring "Your Rocky Spine," "Concrete Heart" and "Moving Pictures, Silent Films."

Volume interviews Shawn Hewitt about his upcoming album; Semi-Precious weapons put the show in Show Business; get the scoop behind the unique horn section of The Snips; hear shocking and surprising common band misconceptions.

George Petit interviews Todor Kobakov and Lindy Vopnfjord of Major Maker about their backgrounds, inspirations and writing process. Major Maker also perform their song "Homecoming Queen" in their studio.

Hannah Krapivinsky and Anna Edwards from Foxfire guest star in this wacky Spookey Ruben episode of a psychedelic, mind-warping plane ride.

Celebrate the great Canadian winter as Camera Music takes a road trip with Bruce Peninsula! Featuring songs "Warden," "Crabapple," and "Shanty Song."

K'naan talks about how his childhood in Somalia infuses everything he does; Broken Social Scenester Jason Collett gives his insider perspective on the Toronto music scene; We chat with Noah Mintz about his solo project Noah's Arkweld.

Alan Cross and Jeff Woods are joined by Elliott Hurst and David Tysowski to chat about band reunions, Bruce Springsteen's Wal-Mart mistake, and the upcoming DJ hero game on this ExploreMusic.

On this alt. sessions installment, The Coast perform "Killing off Our Friends" and "Tightrope" from their secret rehersal studio in Toronto.

Alan Cross and Jeff Woods are joined by Jeremy Taggert and Liisa Ladouceur this week in a discussion of the Ticketmaster & Live Nation merger, Bob Marley merchandising, and the Coldplay lawsuit.

Music video for "Fire Island" by The Long Winters. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Get A Move On" by Mr Scruff. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Fraud in The 80s" by Mates Of State. An AUX Outbreak selection

Music video for "Waking the Demon" by Bullet for My Valentine. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Liueve Sobre La Ciudad" by Los Bunkers. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "I Am John" by Loney, Dear. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Better To Be" by Liam Finn. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Off The Hook" by CSS. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "O My Heart" by Mother Mother. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Tell the World" by Vivian Girls. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Sing Again" by Chris Walla. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Dr. Blind" by Emily Haines. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Crimewave" by Crystal Castles. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Fire" by Jason Collett. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Dead Inside" by Bob Wiseman. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "If You Could Read Your Mind" by Clinic. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Sex on Fire" by Kings of Leon. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Never In Never Out" by Animals on Wheels. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "Middle Management" by Bishop Allen. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Music video for "So Long" by Fembots. An AUX Outbreak selection.

On this episode of Volume, check out interviews with bands Bad Religion, Murder City Sparrows, and hear Cancer Bats, Spiral Beach, and more discuss the importance of Myspace and band websites.

Eric and Disashi of Gym Class Heroes talk about their mash up of hip-hop, rock and other styles; Dance Electric is a breakout basement band packing up for an out of town gig; We catch up with Dearest before they leave for a five-week tour of Asia.

Anberlin leads in blogging and fan interaction, but singer Stephen Christian reveals why fans really connect with the music; We take a look at the Future of Record Companies; Spiral Beach redefines the role of band as social organizers for youths.

White Lies is a UK band generating a lot of buzz, we caught up with them at the Horseshoe in Toronto; Michael Franti discusses the US election and making the world a better place; meet the hilarious character from Ireland-based band Fred.

On this episode of the alt. sessions Spiral beach performs two acoustic tracks at The Centre of Gravity Theatre. Grand Analog plays in the freight elevator at their recording Studio, The Hive.

On this episode of the alt. sessions Will Currie and the Country French perform in a rehearsal hall at Wilfrid Laurier University. Entire Cities plays in a vintage music store called Paul’s Boutique in the heart of Kensington Market.

Liam Cormier discusses the beginnings, trials, and popularity of the band Cancer Bats in this first episode of George Pettit's new interview series.

Darcy, Duffy, and Ryan from Vancouver rock band Ladyhawk chat with host George Pettit about the early days, their upcoming documentary, and mixing hallucinogenic drugs with music.

Indie folk/rock band Ohbijou perform in their house and on the streets of Toronto in this premiere episode of Camera Music. Featuring songs "Misty Eyes," "Cliff Jumps," and "Raccoons."

The Wooden Sky take to the Toronto rooftops for a beautiful nighttime performance in this episode of Camera Music. Featuring songs "Fairweather Friends," "North Dakota," and "Oh my God."

Musician Brian Borchert performs out in a field and inside a barn for Camera Music. Featuring songs "Scout Leader," "Means of Escape," "Coyotes," and "Red Handed."

Timber Timbre gives a strikingly noir-ish indoor performance in this episode of Camera Music. Featuring songs "Demon Host," "Trouble Comes Knocking," and "Lay Down in the Tall Grass."

Host I.E. sits down with London, Ontario emcee Shad to talk about his creative process. Los Angeles emcee Eagle Nebula and I.E. discusses her new album and the presence of female emcees in hip hop music. Then join I.E. for an exclusive studio freestyle cypher in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

Brendan Canning of Broken Social Scene guest-stars in this medieval tale of knights, witches, and hot maidens from the twisted mind of Spookey Ruben.

The music video for "Dart For My Sweetheart" by Archie Bronson Outfit. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Oh, the Boss is Coming!" by Arkells. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Time Breaks Down" by Bend Sinister. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Hold Fast" by Black Lungs. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Talons" by Bloc Party. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Hail Destroyer" by Cancer Bats. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Molten Twilight" by Chad Vangaalen. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Sleeping Sickness" by City and Colour. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "The Bridge" by Elliott Brood. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "In the Belly of a Shark" by Gallows. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Creeper" by Islands. An AUX Outbreak Selection.

The music video for "Little Love" by Meaghan Smith. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Old Times Were Good Times" by Son of Dave. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Made of Stone" by Spiral Beach. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Nature of the Experiment" by Tokyo Police Club. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Darkhorse" by Uncut. An AUX Outbreak selection.

Volume chats with British sensation Bloc Party about touring for their new album and Twittering with fans; We Are Wolves demonstrate impressive stage shows and creepy music videos; The Constantines tour across the country with The Weakerthans.