This week we reported that some police officers have been wrongfully enforcing the D.C. smoking ban in restaurants, found one of the area’s best burgers in an unexpected place, recognized that maybe there may be too much junk food in local food banks and commended the Post for its four Pulitzer prizes. We checked out some local bands at the Black Cat, found unintentional hilarity over at WMATA’s website, pondered express service on Metro…

As we all know, Canadian bands are so hot right now. Whether it’s the soaring arrangements of the Arcade Fire, the art pop of Stars or the hope-inducing rock of Wolf Parade, everyone’s got a little love for our neighbors to the north. Tonight, the lesser-hyped but equally Canadian Kiss Me Deadly visits DC. They’ve made some adjustments to their math-rock roots and are transitioning into a more danceable sound that’s garnering plenty of praise…

Monday: Canada’s been busy lately, producing musical exports that bring the indie kids to their knees. Check out the latest offering from our neighbors to the north tonight, as Kiss Me Deadly comes to DC9, with the Spoils of NW and Five Four. $5, 9 p.m. We’ve caught Andy Zipf (pictured) opening for a few shows in recent months, and his voice leaves us wanting more every time. Head to IOTA and see what we…