Mobile

Mobile was a Canadian indie rock band from Montreal that formed in the early 2000s. They released their debut album 'Tomorrow Starts Today' in 2004, which included tracks like 'Montreal Calling' and 'New York Minute.' The album's blend of melodic rock and atmospheric production gave them some attention on Canadian radio and college stations.

Their second album 'Twelve Thirty' came out in 2006 and featured songs such as 'Dusting Down The Stars' and 'Bleeding Words.' The band's sound had a straightforward rock feel with some electronic touches, and they toured fairly regularly across Canada during this period. They put out a few more records before quietly winding down their activity.

Some of their other songs include 'Hands Tied,' 'How Can I Be Saved,' 'Looking Out,' and 'Lovedrug.' Mobile's music had a clean, radio-friendly quality that fit well with the mid-2000s Canadian indie scene, though they never broke through to wider international recognition.