On this edition of EXD, an interview with Graeme MacKinnon about Home Front - this amazing look at the next wave of oi that was never explored until now. There is a mid 80’s UK hardcore with Broken Bones, Chaos UK and Discharge. There is a mid 90’s skate set with Gob and Satanic Surfers. A show review of the Human Target / Nuclear Man show in Toronto on Friday night. There are two new release segments featuring Fear of the Unknown, Klonns, and Kreigshog and a screamo new releases with Black Pine, Halt or I’ll Shoot, and My Hand Your Heart. The demo feature is Psychbike out of Sudbury who have a Husker Du flare to them.
PURA MANIA - El Mundo Al Reves (Roachleg)New Releases (Chris)
FEAR OF THE KNOWN - Divide and Rot (Phobia)
CRIME 84 - Rain Bomb In Gaza (Self-released)
BOOTLICKER - Red Surge (Neon Taste / Static Shock)
KLONNS - Realm (Iron Lung)
KRIEGSHÖG - ねぇ(LVEUM)
HOME FRONT - Nations (LVEUM)
Interview with Graeme MacKinnon (CIUT)
ANGELIC UPSTARTS - Woman in Disguise (Anagram)
Interview with Graeme MacKinnon (CIUT)
Interview with Graeme MacKinnon (CIUT)
COCK SPARRER - Is Anybody There (Link / PIrates Press)
Interview with Graeme MacKinnon (CIUT)
THE CHISEL - Rat running Scared (LVEUM)
Interview with Graeme MacKinnon (CIUT)
HOME FRONT - Quiet World (LVEUM)
Screamo New Releases (Nicky)
BLACK PINE - Slaughterhouse-Six (Self-released)
HALT OR I’LL SHOOT! - Belladonna (BSDJ)
MY HAND YOUR HEART - Oh these skinny jeans? They’re my sister’s (Self-released)
BURIAL ETIQUETTE - The Guilt You Hold (ZBR)
MONROE - Not Working (Self-released)
Mid 80s UK hardcore (Chris)
BROKEN BONES - Seeing Through My Eyes (Fallout)
CHAOS UK - A Month of Sundays (Manic Ear / Pusmort)
THE LEGION OF PARASITES - Promises (Fight Back / General Speech)
A.O.A. - For Those Who Suffered (COR)
DISCHARGE - Ain’t No Feeble Bastard (Clay)
Got to see the Nuclear Man show on Friday night. The No No Room is in the basement of Dock Ellis and is near the location of the infamous Faith/Void. The space is run by Brad Manners of School Damage and fits about 60 people capacity. Perfect for punk shows.
Bee, the drummer, from Kleener organized the show.
Nuclear Man went on first and they shouted out Winnipeg and Regina at the beginning of their set. They were able to get a crowd reaction right away.
Kleener were next and they ripped through a set challenged by landing endings. But the bass and drums drove that sound and the singer was able to move into the audience in a way that stirred things up.
Human Target featured some members of Nuclear Man and others making me think of Fuck bands but this was no Fuck Band. They played a crushing set.
Tashme topped it off with some a bass sound that was part Lip Cream part Cro Mags part something else. The drummer was insanely good. This whole band was solid as you will hear in these recordings.
NUCLEAR MAN - Molotov (Self-Released)
KLEENER - Paradise Picnic (Self-Released)
HUMAN TARGET - Bottom Feeder (Self-Released)
TASHME - World Burns (Self-Released)
Let’s Skate 1995/1996 (Chris)
GOB - Lobster Boy (Mint)
SATANIC SURFERS - Better Off Today (Theologian)
ANOTHER JOE - Circle Jerk (Landspeed)
MARILYN’S VITAMINS - Holes In The Safety Net (Raw Energy)
PROPAGANDHI - Fuck Machine (Fat Wreck Chords)
Tonight’s demo features is a band out of Sudbury named Psychbike. Started seeing them in social media related to Golden Shitters. They have a Husker Du flare to the guitar sound but they play garage paced punk.
PSYCHBIKE - DE1NCARN8 (Self-Released)
PSYCHBIKE - Eddie (Self-Released)
PSYCHBIKE - Evaded (Self-Released)
PSYCHBIKE - Wake-Up Call (Self-Released)
PSYCHBIKE - Sixth Son of a Seventh Son (Self-Released)
