Small Sins are right in the middle of the great slog across Canada.  I have never done the drive myself, but it’s on the to-do list. Tour dates and details after the jump!

Boompa Records is proud to announce the release of Mood Swings, from Toronto’s Small Sins. The sophomore album, and follow up to last year’s eponymous debut Small Sins, is available in stores and online today!

For the online route, you can buy the CD through the Boompa shop, or if you’d like to get it digitally, the album is available for download through Zunior with 2 BONUS TRACKS, that aren’t available anywhere else.

Mood Swings, the new album from Small Sins, will be out September 25th. Just to tease you, the band has decided to start letting everyone hear bits of the new music… very slowly.

A new song will get posted on the band’s MySpace page every week leading up to the release. This week will be track one, a song called “I Need A Friend.” Go listen and let the band know what you think!

Boompa Records is proud to announce the release of Mood Swings, from Toronto’s Small Sins. The sophomore album, and follow up to last year’s eponymous debut Small Sins, is set to be released September 25th through Boompa in Canada and Astralwerks in the USA.

Small Sins was a masterpiece of wistful electro chamber-pop, with hushed stories of love lost and found. The critics agreed, with Blender calling it a “…lovely piece of campfire synth-pop”, and Spin opining - “Imagine if Jack White had a crush on…

Check out Whistler - The Soundtrack Vol. 1, featuring songs from the hit CTV original series Whistler. With tracks by Boompa artists Catlow and Small Sins, the Whistler soundtrack was released this past Tuesday through Universal Records and features 13 songs from some of your favourite Canadian bands. Throughout the first season Whistler has featured many tracks by Small Sins and Catlow, and on top of all that, a song Natasha Thirsk of Catlow penned for her old band The…

2005 saw The Ladies and Gentlemen tour with the likes of Sloan and Matthew Good, as well as Sylvie and Wintersleep — playing sold-out venues all across Canada.

In 2006, the Ladies and Gentlemen have signed to Astralwerks in the USA (staying with Boompa Records for Canada), and changed their name to Small Sins — the same name as their critically acclaimed debut album.

Right now Small Sins are on their last Canadian tour before heading out to conquer the USA and UK, starting Thursday night in Vancouver at…

As you know that The Ladies and Gentlemen are now called Small Sins. The official name change will take place this Friday at 10pm EST at The Horseshoe Tavern, when the Ladies and Gentlemen take the stage for their Canadian Music Week showcase. So if you happen to be in Toronto make sure to go to that show to watch history happen, or to just have a really good time.

Then at midnight, you should go see Boompa’s newest band, The Hylozoists, at…

Astralwerks and Boompa Records are proud to announce the addition of Toronto based artist Small Sins (formerly known in Canada as The Ladies and Gentlemen) to Astralwerks diverse and exciting roster. Small Sins self-titled album will be released on May 30, 2006.

Boompa Records, a Vancouver-based independent label, initially released The Ladies and Gentlemen debut album Small Sins to critical acclaim across Canada in September 2005. The buzz spread after a sold-out Boompa Records label showcase at Austin’s SXSW ‘05 music festival,…

Lauded by Now Weekly as “one of the best new Canadian albums and bands of the year”, The Ladies and Gentlemen have just wrapped their nationwide three week tour alongside of Matthew Good. After stirring the audiences from Montreal to Vancouver with their unique brand of new wave, space age soul earning them comparisons to such audible luminaries as Grandaddy and The Postal Service The Ladies and Gentlemen are about to do it all over again.

With only three days off post Matthew Good…

Although the white that dominates the artwork on Small Sins, the debut album by The Ladies and Gentlemen, might appear stark, the music is anything but. Having earned comparisons to such modern day luminaries as Grandaddy and The Postal Service, The Ladies and Gentlemen have received reams of critical acclaim from press and radio alike.

The solo-project of Thomas D’Arcy - former member of The Carnations - Small Sins is a one-man show on record, but on the road it’s a full-fledged band having…