“Creepin’ Fuzz” by The Krystals (Labrador City, 1971)
The Krystals formed in 1966 when a young Dutch engineer relocated to Labrador City for work in his field, but soon found himself resuming a role in his other area of expertise: rock n’ roll.
The Krystals formed in 1966 when a young Dutch engineer relocated to Labrador City for work in his field, but soon found himself resuming a role in his other area of expertise: rock n’ roll.
Some Halifax R N’ R as thick as that gravy on your hot turkey sandwich. Here’s our exclusive premiere of the opening track from the upcoming SMOLY HOAX album.
Join us for an evening of gritty Canadian art rock on Saturday, May 25th at The Ship for Lawnya Vawnya in St. John’s.
The Krystals formed in 1966 when a young Dutch engineer relocated to Labrador City for work in his field, but soon found himself resuming a role in his other area of expertise: rock n’ roll.
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.
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.
Iggy Pop keeps playing Nova Scotia’s Booji Boys on his BBC Radio 6 show. You’ll understand why after checking out their second full-length album of 2017.
Best Fiends are back to champ at the rock and roll bit, and continue to prove that there is still flavour to be found in the bubblegum rock song, it just depends on how you chew it. Check out the video for their new single “Another Love Song”, as well as our chat with Keith McFadden about residency, romance and keeping rock n’ roll fun.
We think they should cover the whole album and call it “Bad Milk for Bad People”.