Peanut Gallery were from Vancouver and pre-dated Insult to Injury and Submission Hold. They released a demo in 1992 called “Remotecontroleosis”. The songs on it were:
1. 5 Alive
2. TV Sinner
3. Fine Line
4. Sorehead / Lighter Shade of Gray
Wednesday, December 23, 1992
Sunday, December 20, 1992
The Hanson Brothers "Gross Misconduct" LP
The Wright Brothers join forces with some other folks from BC to do a hockey / Ramones tribute. the Hanson Brothers were characters in the move' Slapshot' that Paul Newman was in and they played a bunch of goons. They had glasses held together with hockey tape. Fit in with the glass wearing brothers in NoMaensNo. The songs on here are:
1. No Emotion
2. It's a Secret
3. A Night Without You
4. My Girlfriend's a Robot
5. Sabrina
6. Butthead
7. Go Away
8. Comatose
9. Road Pizza
10. No More Headcheese
11. Duke It Out
12. Lovesick
13. Jack Off
14. Total Goombah!
1. No Emotion
2. It's a Secret
3. A Night Without You
4. My Girlfriend's a Robot
5. Sabrina
6. Butthead
7. Go Away
8. Comatose
9. Road Pizza
10. No More Headcheese
11. Duke It Out
12. Lovesick
13. Jack Off
14. Total Goombah!
Wednesday, December 16, 1992
Mexican Power Authority "eiskonfekt" / Insult to Injury split ep
MPA does a split with Insult to Injury from Vancouver who would go on to become Submission Hold. Jason's label Break Even pressed this and there was 1,100 copies. the songs on the MPA side are:
1. unnecessary seance (1:00)
2. constellation (0:57)
3. dustbowl (0:44)
4. deviated septum (0:02)
5. car alarm (0:39)
6. flipsy (1:20)
7. icy blue razor of logic (1:23)
8. nocturne no. 28 (0:09)
9. eve of destruction (0:36)
Jason Flower helped record the Insult to Injury side. the songs on the Insult to Injury side are:
1. Backlash
2. Broken Whole
3. Fear Hating
4. Ed Anger
1. unnecessary seance (1:00)
2. constellation (0:57)
3. dustbowl (0:44)
4. deviated septum (0:02)
5. car alarm (0:39)
6. flipsy (1:20)
7. icy blue razor of logic (1:23)
8. nocturne no. 28 (0:09)
9. eve of destruction (0:36)
Jason Flower helped record the Insult to Injury side. the songs on the Insult to Injury side are:
1. Backlash
2. Broken Whole
3. Fear Hating
4. Ed Anger
Saturday, November 28, 1992
Tuesday, November 3, 1992
Sunday, November 1, 1992
Various Artists "Smash the State" ep
This was a 7" that accompanied the release of the "Smash the State" booklet. It was limited to 500 copies and featured only one song from the band's 7". This was the first No Exit release. One side features bands from Alberta and one side featured bands from Ontario. The Wild Rose side had:
1. Rock and Roll Bitches - Wild West
2. The Hot Nasties - Invasion of the Tribbles
The Trillium side featured:
1. Arson - Coho? Coho!
2. The Fits - Bored of Education
Smash the State book
This was a book compiled by Frank Manley on Canadian punk releases. He started out with a list by Tim Yohannon of MRR and started adding. There is an interview with Joey Shithead in the forward and this came with a 7" compilation of four early Canadian punk bands. This resource is often credited with starting a collector's boom of early Canadian punk material. Rightly so. It is the most thorough collection of punk releases and includes material from all over Canada. This book was released by No Exit.
Tuesday, October 6, 1992
Tuesday, September 22, 1992
Sunday, September 20, 1992
Saturday, September 12, 1992
Saturday, September 5, 1992
Chokehold "...life goes on..." ep
Arm's Reach was a fanzine that Adam Carr used to do in Toronto. It was a straight edge zine. Adam wanted to do more for the scene so he released this third recording by Chokehold who were a straight edge band from Hamilton. It was a good fit for the Adam as the zine was a straight edge zine. The songs on here are:
1. Do It Yourself
2. Manly Pride
3. Insecurities
4. Enuff
1. Do It Yourself
2. Manly Pride
3. Insecurities
4. Enuff
Friday, September 4, 1992
Tuesday, September 1, 1992
Zine - Seen Not Heard #1
Seen Not Heard was a zine done by Melanie Gauthier. In Melanie's own words this is a zine zine, which means she interviewed the people who did zines as these folks never got the credit for what they did. There is a straight edge, vegan, and animal rights focus to the zine.
Melanie inteviewed:
- Al Quint about Suburban Voice
- Sam McPheeters about Dear Jesus
- Kent McClard about No Answers
- Daisy Rooks of Not Even zine from Bethesda with the "Chicks Up Front posse" concept
- Chrissy and Stacey of Budget zine out of Simi Valley, California;
- Eric about Cloudbreak from Springfield, Missouri
- Jhon of Cunchface from Akron, Ohio
- Gabe about Good 'n' Plenty from Illinois
- Dave Mandel about Indecision from Woodland Hills, California
- Fred Hammer about It's Alive from Oxnard
- John about Reality Control of Carpenteria, California
In addition there was some great photo spreads, some vegan recipes, and a column on being straight edge and having animal rights ethics.
Melanie inteviewed:
- Al Quint about Suburban Voice
- Sam McPheeters about Dear Jesus
- Kent McClard about No Answers
- Daisy Rooks of Not Even zine from Bethesda with the "Chicks Up Front posse" concept
- Chrissy and Stacey of Budget zine out of Simi Valley, California;
- Eric about Cloudbreak from Springfield, Missouri
- Jhon of Cunchface from Akron, Ohio
- Gabe about Good 'n' Plenty from Illinois
- Dave Mandel about Indecision from Woodland Hills, California
- Fred Hammer about It's Alive from Oxnard
- John about Reality Control of Carpenteria, California
In addition there was some great photo spreads, some vegan recipes, and a column on being straight edge and having animal rights ethics.
Monday, August 31, 1992
Thursday, August 27, 1992
Monday, August 3, 1992
Tuesday, July 28, 1992
Monday, July 20, 1992
Saturday, June 20, 1992
Tuesday, June 9, 1992
Tuesday, June 2, 1992
Sunday, May 17, 1992
Wednesday, April 29, 1992
Numb "A Fools Progress" LP
This band was from Peterborough. Rob Purdie, the former sing from the Nunfuckers, was going to school at trent and switched to bass for this band. The songs on here are:
1. Her Life Question
2. Montreal House
3. Shit I've been Thinking About
4. Brick
5. Party
6. Crushed
7. Drifting
8. Peterborough / Langley
9. Can Someone Please Tell me
10. Greatest Vomit Story of All Time
11. Fool's Progress
12. Identity
13. Self-Censorship
Thursday, April 23, 1992
Thursday, March 26, 1992
Monday, March 16, 1992
Various Artists "Ya Ma Buzz" cassette
This was the second release by Fans of Bad Productions called Ya Ma Buzz". The phrase was a Curly impersonation we used to do to each other. We were saying it a lot. Chris titled a comp after this practise or at least how it sounded when we did the impersonation. Paul Abrash got us started on it. Here is the track listing:
1. Liquid Joy - Mountains
2. Liquid Joy - Rusty
3. Liquid Joy - Blue Funk
4. Liquid Joy - Mountains
5. Liquid Joy - Jack ' N Jill
6. Liquid Joy - Feeling Good
7. Liquid Joy - Rusty (live)
8. Mud - Intro
9. Mud - Iti Shabot
10. Mud - L.A. Bomber
11. Mud - Power Song
12. Mud - Steve Perry Drug Dealer
13. Mud - Je t'aime Husker Du
14. Chicken Milk - Milking
15. Chicken Milk - Slim Jim
16. Hi Dummy - Road Trip
17. Hi Dummy - Amateur Freud (live)
18. Gods Mom - Groove is in the Heart
19. Gods Mom - Dogbite
20. Gods Mom - Psyche Shift
21. Crisis of Faith - Close Your Mouth
22. Crisis of Faith - Ecological Business
23. Mourning Sickness - Dog
24. Mourning Sickness - Reverie
25. Mourning Sickness - You don't have to say please
1. Liquid Joy - Mountains
2. Liquid Joy - Rusty
3. Liquid Joy - Blue Funk
4. Liquid Joy - Mountains
5. Liquid Joy - Jack ' N Jill
6. Liquid Joy - Feeling Good
7. Liquid Joy - Rusty (live)
8. Mud - Intro
9. Mud - Iti Shabot
10. Mud - L.A. Bomber
11. Mud - Power Song
12. Mud - Steve Perry Drug Dealer
13. Mud - Je t'aime Husker Du
14. Chicken Milk - Milking
15. Chicken Milk - Slim Jim
16. Hi Dummy - Road Trip
17. Hi Dummy - Amateur Freud (live)
18. Gods Mom - Groove is in the Heart
19. Gods Mom - Dogbite
20. Gods Mom - Psyche Shift
21. Crisis of Faith - Close Your Mouth
22. Crisis of Faith - Ecological Business
23. Mourning Sickness - Dog
24. Mourning Sickness - Reverie
25. Mourning Sickness - You don't have to say please
Sunday, March 1, 1992
Zine - Femzine #1
Femzine was a punk fanzine put together by Melanya Aguila back in the early 90's. Femzine was a fanzine in keeping with the feminist ideologies of the riot grrrl movement at that time. Femzine came out of Toronto. The first issue features:
- Disempowering the Media by Sara Davidson
- We're Never Going Back by Dana Ward
- Creeps in the Streets by Lisa Myers
- Talkin' Civil Disobedience by Corinne and Bee
- interview with Liz Stimpson (Dis-abled Women's Network) by Mary Jankulak
- interview with Chicken Milk
- interview with Mourning Sickness
- interview with Shary Boyle of Liquid Joy
Melanya was a student at Ontario College of Art at the time and so there was either mediums which included poetry, drawings, graphic novel animation (Paula Gonzales) and other outside the box kind of pieces making the zine stand out.