To the Practitioners of Hate: Stan Lee’s Rally Against Racism Still Relevant 50 Years Later
“Let’s lay it right on the line. Bigotry and racism are among the deadliest social ills plaguing the world today.”
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1973’s Cannibal Girls was the Canadian Horror Debut of Future Comedy Icons
This campy cut of Canadian b-list cinema may be remembered for its sleaze, but the choppy tale of three literal man-eaters also helped launch the career of future Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman, and SCTV stars Eugene Levy and Andrea Martin.
PENSION Clothing Celebrates Canada, Weed and Stoner Metal With Limited Edition T-Shirt
The Cannabis Lumberjack is the ultimate commemoration to the quintessential Canadian stoner rock band that has yet to exist. Get your t-shirt via PENSION Clothing by pre-order only.
Track Premiere: “Chicargo” by Geinus
As we crawl closer to the October 6th drop of Geinus’ Keeper on Brokest Records, we’re ecstatic to release another exclusive preview from the eight song album.
Watch SWAMPS Live at Fred’s Records
The short-lived St. John’s garage duo’s in-store performance at Fred’s Records on September 14th was their third and final show for the foreseeable future.
Track Premiere: “PRESSURE” by PELLEY
The whiz kid of ominous and psychedelic trap beats from Grand Falls is still hard at work, and this time he has created a diamond under “PRESSURE”.
Listen to Booji Boys’ Unknown Pleathers, Pre-Order the 7″ via Sewercide Records
Iggy Pop’s favourite Halifax punk band is back with another five tracks to shovel onto their piling repertoire. Check out Unknown Pleathers, and pre-order your copy of the limited edition 7″ via Sewercide Records.
Watch Billy Talent Join a St. John’s Billy Talent Cover Band
Billy Talent’s Ian D’Sa and Aaron Solowoniuk crashed Silly Talent’s 2AM cover set in St. John’s and joined them for a very special encore.
Listen to the Debut Tape From SWAMPS
The best things in rock n’ roll are short-lived. SWAMPS debut tape will be followed by a prompt last show at Fred’s Records in St. John’s.