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This is a feature article on my good friend Jason Flower. I know Jason as the singer from Mexican Power Authority which is a band from Victoria that I released a collection of their first three releases on. The travels that Jason talks about in this article took place after MPA went on hiatus and Third World Planet had broken up. Think of Jason as Canada's answer to Luk Haas. Jason came back and released the "Victim of a Safety Pin" compilation, the Jerk Ward 12", the "All Your Ears Can Hear" compilation and a few other releases mentioned herein and it sounds like he has a few things still in the cooker. You can read more about this piece in the November issue of MRR.
MRR reviews a re-issue of this ep that came out in 1980 and has been reissued by Meanbean.
The ep is self-titled, but MRR used the first name is the title. This is from the November issue of MRR (#378), The ep can be downloaded at their bandcamp page.
From Vancouver, this is the band's third release which can be downloaded at their bandcamp page. This review comes from the November issue of MRR (#378), but their bandcamp page says this came out in the summer.
Asile's latest release reviewed in the November issue of MRR (#378). You can get a copy of this through Rust and Machine Records.
This review appeared in the November issue of MRR (#378). You can download this from the Artificial Disseimantion's bandcamp page.
This split is reviewed in the November 2014 issue of MRR (#378). You can download the ep from Rebel Time's bandcamp page.
