The last in our four part digital split single series. Check out the rest for some classic, rare Canadian punk!
This Saturday night in Montreal. And check out our all ages afternoon event at BBAM! Gallery.
Every week in March, we’ll be posting a new digital split single from two classic Canadian punk bands, free to download and stream.
Every week in March, we’ll be posting a new digital split single from two classic Canadian punk bands, free to download and stream.
Come hang!
Every week in March, we’ll be posting a new digital split single from two classic Canadian punk bands, free to download and stream.
I had the chance to interview Bob Mould before his Toronto show on Friday for my day job. We ended up talking at length about Viletones, Diodes, D.O.A. He invited me to sing this, and it was totally insane and probably the most fortunate and amazing thing I’ve ever been able to do.
Throughout March, keep your eyes here. We’re releasing a series of digital split singles with hard-to-find tunes from the Normals, the Extroverts, the Modern Minds, Dub Rifles, Verdix, Pink Steel, Popular Mechanix, and more. And if you’re in Hamilton on March 29th or Montreal on March 30th, we’ll have release events with BIG GUESTS and GOOD TUNES. See you in the spring!
George Stroumboulopoulos had me on his Radio 2 show to talk classic punk and spin tunes from Da Slyme, the Curse, B-Girls, and more. A legit punk and a gentleman. Starts around minute 44.
The Last Pogo Jumps Again, Colin Brunton and Kire Paputts’ exhaustive TO punk doc, is premiering at Canadian Music Week. A vital visual document of Toronto’s first wave. Don’t miss it.
Tune in for tales of fighting bikers in Kelowna and OG punk from Newfoundland.
Speaking at a free all-ages in-store as part of Wavelength Music Festival THIRTEEN this Sunday, February 17, in Toronto at Grasshopper Records. The Soupcans are playing, too. 4pm.
Since punk isn’t a museum piece, here’s an Rdio playlist of my top 50 releases from 2012. What’s missing?
Motor X looms large over Perfect Youth — he passed away late last week. Read NOW’s memorial.
No seriously, this is insane. Head over to CBC and watch the second video.
