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Oaf are in town from Vancouver (https://oafbc.bandcamp.com) and have a new recording out called "E.C."
Pure Pressure were featured in a recent New Blood section of MRR.
The Scenics are a first wave punk band from Toronto that started in 1976. They appeared at the Last Pogo, they were favorites of many influential people in the scene like Gary Topp and Colin Brunton, they were hated by many others for not fitting into a certain punk sound taking their cues from the Velvet Underground, Pere Ubu, Talking Heads, Television and bands like that. They are playing next Saturday, but we were able to speak with Andy, Ken and Mark this morning about the Scenics, Don Mills, New Wave, the Scenics Cave, Mystery Train, Punk Haiku, and early Toronto punk. They were one of the first punk bands to be labelled as outsider punk and now that is the style of punk that leads today's scene. You can download an MP3 of the show here.
THE SCENICS - All Belts and Shoelaces (Dream Tower)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - New Age (Dream Tower)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - Little Johnny Jewel (Dream Tower)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - Do the Wait (Dream Tower)
THE SCENICS - Waiting for my Man (Dream Tower)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - In The Summer (Bomb)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - Scenic Caves (Dream Tower)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - I Killed Marx (Dream Tower)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - Karen (Scenic Route)
THE SCENICS - Interview (CIUT)
THE SCENICS - Iʹm Hurt (Dream Tower)
A review of the latest release by Vile Intent from Montreal. I found a great download for their material at Cut and Paste for those who want to play catch up with this fierce powerviolence band. This review is courtesy of MRR from the July 2016 issue.
Dark Era, from Newfoundland, have released a full length. Here is a review of the LP in July's issue of MRR. You can find this release at the band's bandcamp page at
https://darkera709.bandcamp.com/album/dark-era-lp
From Winnipeg, reviewed in the July issue of MRR.
A posthumous release named after the little known ep that is Toronto's first uni release. Reviewed in the July issue of MRR (#398).
