Flyer: Sunday June 29, 1986

Al Quint, the singer for No System, reminded me that Psycho and Cancerous Growth were turned back at the border and No System headlined. All I remember is that the crowd started mimicing bumper cars and running into each other while No System broke into a cover of AC Dc's "Whole Lotta Rosie".

Flyer - Friday June 27, 1986

Flyer - Friday June 27, 1986

Flyer - Friday June 20, 1986

Neon Rome played their set behind a white sheet. At the end they did an encore playing "Anarchy in the UK" where the singer whipped a glass at the ceiling smashing it to bits as the first chord was struck and then at the end proceeded to cave the drum kit in by pulling the sheet down on the drummer.

Flyer - Thursday June 19 - Sunday June 22, 1986

Flyer - Wednesday June 18, 1986

Flyer - Wednesday June 18, 1986

Scene report - Flipside 49

Issue 49 of Flip Side Magazine had a scene report on Canada. Loads of pictures of bands from late 1985 early 1986. the section was pulled together by Ugly Parasite fanzine and features photos of Death Sentence, Hype, Sudden Impact, October Crisis, Fair Warning, Trapt, Bill of Rights, Direct Action, BFG, DOA, House of Commons, Sons of Ishmael, No Mind, SNFU, and Nomeansno.

Flyer - Saturday June 14, 1986

Flyer - Thursday, June 12th, 1986

Flyer - Sunday, June 1st, 1986

MRR Scene Report - Toronto, June 1986

Steve Beaumont does his first Toronto scene report for MRR. Steve wrote about a couple of shows at the Starwood. Some local bands that get mentioned include Social Suicide, Hype, Problem Children. Steve also refers to some touring bands like Death Sentence and S.C.U.M. Steve also mentions the releases of the first Sudden Impact LP, the Living Proof LP, the Problem Children LP, the Sons of Ishmael ep, and the Negative Gain LP. There is also a healthy list of zine and promoters at the end. This appeared in issue #37, which came out in June 1986. Click on image to enlarge it to a readable size.

Zine - Rear Garde, Volume 3, Number 7 (June 1986)

Rear Garde is a program guide for CRSG, the campus community station out of Concordia. Program Guides also functioned as local entertainment magazines for the local scene. This issue is 20 pages in length and is subtitled the "Not a Cow-Punk" issue. The guide features in depth pieces on Ray Condo, Asexuals, 8th Route Army, Fleshtones, The Paul James Band, and Three O'Clock Train.

MRR Review - Public Enemy "Wanted Dead or Alive" cassette

Martin Sprouse wrote this review for MRR of the Public Enemy cassette. This appeared in issue #36, which came out in June 1986. Click on image to enlarge it to a readable size.

MRR Review - All Kinds of Shit cassette

Tim Yohannon wrote this review for MRR of the Forbidden Beat ep. This appeared in issue #37, which came out in June 1986. Click on image to enlarge it to a readable size.