Admittedly, the beautiful music made by Montreal's Stars can be a bit melancholy. According to frontman Torquil Campbell, the eerie romance is fully intentional: "If you could make horror movies that were like love stories, that would be my ultimate genre.â€
So it's delightfully incongruous that the band's new video for "Window Bird" features cute stuffed-animal creatures cavorting through urban landscapes, lakes, and restaurants. The song appears on Stars' must-have fourth album, In Our Bedroom After the War, and hearing it over images of liberated stuffed animals makes it even more tender and gently heartbreaking. It's also adorable, so to watch the cuteness, read more


















Vera Wang
I love Stars. Pretty much the most played on my iPod. I would love to see them live.
1LOVE this band, have all their albums including the new one! buzz, you and I have similar tastes!!!
2I just got this album and I love it!
3when i was little i used to think that stuffed animals had feelings too.
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