New Releases: FAXES, Lo Siento, Vexation, WHMIS
From ambient drone and Spanish power pop, to grinding crust punk and occupational health and safety-themed hardcore: check out four new delightfully weird releases from around Atlantic Canada.
From ambient drone and Spanish power pop, to grinding crust punk and occupational health and safety-themed hardcore: check out four new delightfully weird releases from around Atlantic Canada.
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.
Photos from the May 26th SE/LV showcase in St. John’s featuring Booji Boys, Botfly, Yee Grlz and Conditioner.
It’s time to revisit the Newfoundland thrash anthem about a mobile dope dealer with bunk in the trunk.
We caught up with the hardworking Halifax noise rock trio on the brink of their Eastern Canadian tour to discuss the new live video, their prolific pace, and the plan for Botfly to hit every province in 2018.
If you’re looking for the kind of hardcore show that’ll make you wanna trade that plastic leprechaun hat and green beer for a Black Flag shirt and some sweet leaf, don’t miss Halifax sludge punks Wax this weekend in St. John’s.
Yee Grlz continue their punchy punk poignancy by embracing contagious choruses and cathartic discord as two barbs on the same hook.
We’ve spent plenty of hours sharing VHS rips of lost Atlantic Canadian punk rock, so it is about damn time that we’re able to enjoy contemporary St. John’s punk in the same sentimental fuzzy format.
The previously self-released EP by the St. John’s punk band has been pressed to 7″ record by California-based label Warthog Speak.