The House That Heaven Builtby Japandroids

"And if they try to slow you down, (Slow you down) Tell 'em all to go to hell..." Here are the lyrics to this entrance song for the Vancouver Canucks: genius.com

For Omar in Texas! "And if they try to slow you down, (Slow you down) Tell 'em all to go to hell..." Here are the lyrics to this entrance song for the Vancouver Canucks: genius.com

Thanks, Ryan! Thanks, Mitchell! The Japandroids are a great request... -- "And if they try to slow you down, (Slow you down) Tell 'em all to go to hell..." Here are the lyrics to this entrance song for the Vancouver Canucks: genius.com

#16 on the most played Friday songs!! "And if they try to slow you down, (Slow you down) Tell 'em all to go to hell..." www.kexp.org/donate

"And if they try to slow you down, (Slow you down) Tell 'em all to go to hell..." Here are the lyrics to this entrance song for the Vancouver Canucks: genius.com

This track was released as a single on this day in 2012!

I could really use a shot of The House That Heaven Built if you can fit in some Japandroids. Courtney in Spokane

At the time of its release, one review called "The House That Heaven Built" "a rapturous head-banger, requiring only one, oft-repeated hook of clearheaded subversiveness: 'And if they try to slow you down/ Tell them all, to go to hell.'" bit.ly japandroids.bandcamp.com

"And if they try to slow you down, (Slow you down) Tell 'em all to go to hell..." Here are the lyrics to this entrance song for the Vancouver Canucks: genius.com

"I happened on a house Built of living light Where everything evil disappears and dies..." This is the place where community is celebrated, where you know that "you are not alone." Donate today to KEXP: www.kexp.org

At the time of its release, one review called "The House That Heaven Built" "a rapturous head-banger, requiring only one, oft-repeated hook of clearheaded subversiveness: 'And if they try to slow you down/ Tell them all, to go to hell.'" bit.ly japandroids.bandcamp.com

At the time of its release, one review called "The House That Heaven Built" "a rapturous head-banger, requiring only one, oft-repeated hook of clearheaded subversiveness: 'And if they try to slow you down/ Tell them all, to go to hell.'" bit.ly japandroids.bandcamp.com

When the Vancouver Canucks skate onto the ice, they use this song. Speaking of hockey, go Kraken!! -- The song's music video was inspired by a classic '80s hard rock clip. "Our music video is based on 'Paradise City' by Guns N' Roses," said guitarist Brian King. "When he [director Jim Larson] wanted direction, I said, 'That's what I want it to be like.' : www.youtube.com

By request for Julia! japandroids.com

On March 27, 2012, Pitchfork Media awarded the song "The House That Heaven Built" a Best New Music designation, with Pitchfork's Jenn Pelly calling the song "a rapturous head-banger, requiring only one, oft-repeated hook of clearheaded subversiveness: 'And if they try to slow you down/ Tell them all, to go to hell.'" bit.ly

On March 27, 2012, Pitchfork Media awarded the song "The House That Heaven Built" a Best New Music designation, with Pitchfork's Jenn Pelly calling the song "a rapturous head-banger, requiring only one, oft-repeated hook of clearheaded subversiveness: 'And if they try to slow you down/ Tell them all, to go to hell.'" bit.ly --- Psst---this song should be on your running playlist!

Speaking of West Coast rockers...Japandroids are a band from Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of Brian King and David Prowse. -- The song's music video was inspired by a classic '80s hard rock clip. "Our music video is based on 'Paradise City' by Guns N' Roses," guitarist Brian King. "When he [director Jim Larson] wanted direction I said, 'That's what I want it to be like.' : www.youtube.com

This was chosen as the Best Song of 2012 by the editors of Spinner and AOL Music. They said it contains, "every necessary ingredient for a great rock 'n' roll song: Loud guitars, a shout-along hook and a 'screw it all, we're gonna be all right' attitude." -- The song's music video was inspired by a classic '80s hard rock clip. "Our music video is based on 'Paradise City' by Guns N' Roses," guitarist Brian King. "When he [director Jim Larson] wanted direction I said, 'That's what I want it to be like.' : www.youtube.com