Sunday, February 20, 1994
Tuesday, February 15, 1994
Phallocracy ep

This record was pressed by the drummer Eric Smith and was a pressing of 300 copies. Eric would go on to start Career Suicide and then move west to drum for the Neo Nasties. Eric wound up giving away copies and that reminds me of the story of the Freeze and how they gave away their press of the "I Hate Tourists" ep. The songs found on this are:
1. Be Young, Have Fun, Bendover
2. Disrespect is Everything
3. Still Don't Believe
4. Fur Purse
Labels:
-RELEASE ARCHIVE,
PHALLOCRACY
Saturday, January 29, 1994
Thursday, January 20, 1994
Thursday, January 13, 1994
Shotmaker / Watershed split ep
Shotmaker were from Belleville and Watershed were from Nobleton. This split was released by Vital Communications. The songs on here are:Shotmaker
1. Selector
1. Selector
2. Public eye Opinion
Watershed
3. Eyes
3. Eyes
4. Stand Alone
Labels:
-RELEASE ARCHIVE,
SHOTMAKER,
WATERSHED
Tuesday, January 11, 1994
Tuesday, December 14, 1993
Zine - Full Blast #1
Full Blast was the second zine that Louanne started doing. Louanne used to do a zine called Tunga Tunga and the editorial pages of this issue explain the new zine and Louanne's newfound love for the garage inspired scene of punk that was happening in the early 90's. Full Blast became one of her expressions for this scene. Louanne also started up a record store at Bloor and Bathurst by the same name. I bought many great records here.
Something unique about this zine was that Louanne started the issue off with record reviews, whereas most zines buried them in the back. Louanne landed an interview with the New Bomb Turks who were just getting known at the time and inspired a lot of people to garage inspired hardcore. Louanne also did an interview with Screeching Weasel when they played hat the Silver Shack on March 14th, 1993. There is also a piece on the Cult of Camille Paglia that was a reprint of a letter from the Village Voice. there was also some zine reviews which show a snapshot of the time and includes a review of the Smash the State book that had just come out and is arguably the most important Canadian punk book to have come out.
Something unique about this zine was that Louanne started the issue off with record reviews, whereas most zines buried them in the back. Louanne landed an interview with the New Bomb Turks who were just getting known at the time and inspired a lot of people to garage inspired hardcore. Louanne also did an interview with Screeching Weasel when they played hat the Silver Shack on March 14th, 1993. There is also a piece on the Cult of Camille Paglia that was a reprint of a letter from the Village Voice. there was also some zine reviews which show a snapshot of the time and includes a review of the Smash the State book that had just come out and is arguably the most important Canadian punk book to have come out.
Labels:
-ZINE ARCHIVE,
FULL BLAST
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