Saskatoon duo We Were Lovers brought their chilled-out, sultry vibes to the TORO Garage in this exclusive performance.

Saidah Baba Talibah is a force to be reckoned with. The Toronto singer and her unorthodox band brought their mix of soul and heavy rock to the TORO Garage recently, and the result is one of our most energetic, uninhibited Garage Band recordings yet.

The Blue Van stopped by the TORO Garage recently to lay down an acoustic cut of "There Goes My Love." Pick up the LP Love Shot for more from the Danish blues group, and enjoy this performance, available only on TORO.

Garage Band hosted Civil Twilight recently and the three-piece wowed us with the haunting melodies of their hit song "Letters from the Sky." The drumming of Richard Wouters gives the song a backbone, shoe-gazing guitar work from Andrew McKellar adds depth and Steven McKellar's vocals build to a beautiful crescendo.

New York electro-rock duo Phantogram have released one of the year's best debuts, and bring their amazing sound to life with this exclusive Garage Band performance of "When I'm Small."

Multiple Juno Award winner Hawksley Workman stopped by the TORO Garage recently, and showed us how he's made such an impression on the Canadian music scene. He played an acoustic version of the song "Devastating," from his new album Milk, and he nailed it.

Garage Band doesn't see a lot cabaret – we feature a wide variety of rock bands and solo performers – but we made an exception for Suzana Da Camara. Based out of Toronto, she's taken her unique blend of pop, jazz and Latin music and captivated a range of audiences by singing in English, French and Portuguese. This song is titled "You Call Yourself a Man," from her latest album, Proof of Love.

AfterpartY dropped by the TORO Garage, where they ripped into the song "Soft City" from their debut album, The Army You Got. Vocalist Kristina B went all-out, with a commanding stage presence and energetic delivery. Heavy on hooks and full of garage-rock immediacy, this is music for those who like rock that doesn't second guess.

Magneta Lane kept it simple with their Garage Band performance, even though the trio could rock heavy at a moment's notice. But no one's complaining; "Lady Bones" sounds chilling with added silence and fewer layers – not to be missed. Gambling with God, the third studio album from the all-girl Toronto band, was released in 2009, so check it out for more of their garage pop.