Known primarily for his role as lead guitarist of indie rock behemoth Broken Social Scene, Andrew Whiteman’s first love is Apostle of Hustle. The group’s second album, National Anthem of Nowhere, favors fuzzy basslines and anthemic choruses. Opener “My Sword Hand’s Anger” is a subdued charmer with breathy vocals and understated guitars, while “Cheap Like Sebastian” and the title track channel the feel-good vibes of BSS. Even the Latin-tinged pop of their previous record is revisited on “ÁRafaga!” Though far from groundbreaking, National Anthem of Nowhere is a solid collection of indie-pop suites for the modern slacker.