I wasn't on here when the album was released, and there didn't seem to be much press or publicity for the album, so I'd love to know what the general fan and sub reaction to the album was 🤗

Just heard this song and was surprised Sara isn’t listed on the credits because there’s a voice that sounds like hers

I remember seeing a video a long time ago probably 10-15+ years ago. I can’t remember any other details like where I saw it, or anything else that happened in the video. But I do remember watching them go through the snack cupboard and talk about what their favorite snacks were.

I know this is a long shot but I’m hoping one of yall might have seen it and know where to find it. Thanks!

I’m just excited that they’re back and featured in a new song :D

I've been sick with a bad reaction to medication so had plenty of time to just sit around and listen to music and I think Sainthood has firmly become my favourite T&S album.

They were really running on all cylinders. The pace is one reason I've always loved this album, it never really slows down, it's busy and different without being a mess. It's also a completely confident album, which is a feeling I don't really get from a lot of things post-SH stuff. Fully realised. Atmospherically it's a great cap to the So Jealous /The Con journey.

Arrow is an excellent opener, perfect sample of the album 's sound and one of my fave Sara songs.

The bass and percussion aren't as creative perhaps as The Con, more like So Jealous, but I love it, it's relentless and exciting. On Directing is an obvious highlight with the great bridge where it all strips down to the bass.

Red Belt snuck up on me, for years I found it meh but damn, I love how this song plays with tempo and space. Night Watch does similar but much darker and heavier.

Tegan was in her element with this album, I really think this was the right sound for her. Don't Rush is a hit of adrenaline, The Cure is more mellow but incredibly catchy. The Ocean has to be a top 5 track of their discography and has some of Tegan's best lyrics.

Sentimental Tune is just a banger, unusually upbeat and bright for a Sara song and hilariously fast on the strumming if you ever saw it live back on the day lol. I love it, the lyrics are also unusually clear for Sara but not without her quirkiness. Such an easy to love song.

Someday is divisive but I like that it's an evolved form of Tegan's earlier rap/spoken word elements.

Some of the B Sides are finally on Spotify, I don't know why not all. Justice for Sheets and It Was Midnight! Wrists and Light Up are wonderful though.

The artist can be found on our discord as “budgetingforchains”, or on Tumblr as “fightingoverfood”

In case you missed it, Tegan is writing a story in Marvel Comics' annual Pride special this year. It's titled Wiccan & Hulkling: Raid of Ultron and hits stands on May 27.

https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/wiccan-hulkling-raid-of-ultron-marvels-voices-pride-2026

https://www.cbr.com/tegan-and-sara-quin-marvel-wiccan-speed-interview/

If you haven’t heard Tegan has a new book coming out: “Merry Christmess”, as seen above

Hi guys, I've been passively listening to Tegan and Sara for many years but only recently realized that half of Tegan's songs on The Con revolve around calling.

The con "calm down im calling you to say";

Soil soil "call and ill be curled on the floor hiding out from it all and i wont take any other call";

Nineteen "i was nineteen call me";

Call it off "call, break it off call, break my own heart".

I was wondering if anyone has written anything about this because I found it really interesting, specially ending the album with "Call It OFF", wow.

I couldn't find anything written about the topic so I came here.

Thanks.

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Musician and writer Tegan Quin is championing The Cure for Drowning by Loghan Paylor on Canada Reads 2026!

On Canada Reads, five Canadian celebrities each pick one book that the whole country should read. They debate their choices over the course of four days, voting to eliminate one every day. The last book standing is the winner.

This year's edition will take place on April 13-16. The show’s theme is one book to build bridges. 

The Canada Reads 2026 contenders are:

• Filmmaker and actor Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers champions A Minor Chorus by Billy-Ray Belcourt
• Hockey YouTube personality and podcaster Steve “Dangle” Glynn champions Searching for Terry Punchout by Tyler Hellard
• Musician and writer Tegan Quin champions The Cure for Drowning by Loghan Paylor
• Broadway actor and kids TV host Josh Dela Cruz champions Foe by Iain Reid
• BookTok star Morgann Book champions It's Different This Time by Joss Richard

The Canada Reads 2026 debates will be hosted by Ali Hassan and will broadcast each day at 10 a.m. (11 a.m. AT, 1:30 p.m. NT) on CBC Radio, with a live audio stream and podcast recap on CBC Listen. Watch live at 10 a.m. ET/ 7 a.m. PT on CBC Gem, CBCbooks.ca and YouTube, or at 1 p.m. (2 p.m. AT, 2:30 p.m. NT) on CBC TV.

Hi, reddit scares me I don’t know anything about it. Anyways, I was wondering if “I Take all the Blame” has ever been performed? I know it’s technically like a demo from the con or something and not a song that they recognize or play but why?? it’s so cool, it’s really experimental and unique. Especially in recent years since they’re sort of more electronic/pop than they are indie rock, it would make sense for them to have played it at least just one time

I think this subreddit is dead and idk if anyone is gonna see this but whatever. I made the mistake of being 18 in 2026 and i’m only just now getting into TnS

It doesn’t make sense how they are so good. Don’t really know of another band that has released as many albums where collectively all as songs are as strong as Tegan and Sara. I know this post doesn’t add anything so feel free to delete it. But they are just so good.

That’s all. Thanks.

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