- South End interview
- Slow Death Records feature with Breech Boys, Disposal, and Trenchraid
- New releases by Mass Hallucination, Failure Drill, Secret World, Faucheuse, Synaptic Isolation Syndrome, Yesman, Silo Kids, Nightwatcher, and Class Act
- Game of chance programming featuring Xylitol, Violent Christians, and Eu’s Arse
- Body Nest in our demo feature
Sunday, March 22, 2026
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Sunday, February 12, 2023
Radio : EXD 1239 - Sunday February 12th, 2023
ENVISION - Best of Times (Self-Released)
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Sunday, May 16, 2021
Radio - Sunday, May 16th, 2021
Tonight's show has energized re-makes of classics by the Clash, the Sex Pistols, The Viletones, the Dead Boys, Zero4, the Undertones, Protex, Crime, and Generation X. There will be fun re-dos of the Ramones, Reagan Youth, Chain on Strength, Cro-Mags, Indigesti, The Freeze, Eskoburto, KK Urbana, the Freeze, Brotherhood, Bouncing Souls, and Cock Sparrer. Interesting interpretations of the Village People, Bowie, Violent Femmes, Tom Jones, Rolling Stones, Roy Orbison, Rocky Horror Picture Show, and White Heat. And some amazing testimonials by former guests, hosts, bands, and listeners of the show. CIUT has thank you face masks for donors of $89.50 to CIUT. Donate at www.ciut.fm. Re-love Sunday's program with a download here.
This is CIUT’s semi-annual fundraising drive and we are asking for you to support CIUT with a donation to keep us operating. Any donations will get you entered into a grand prize draw for one of two Everyday Electric Assist pedal bikes valued at $1,800 each courtesy of Everyday Bicycle.
INNER TERRESTRIALS - Guns of Brixton (Mortarhate)
CHUMBAWAMBA - Bankrobber (AK Press)
Aaron Brown (Generation Annihilation) - Testimonial
ATARASSIA GROP - Mr. Brown (Self-Released)
MR. T EXPERIENCE - I Just Want to Have Something to Do (Clearview)
BLITZ - Suffragette City (Dojo)
D GENERATION - Degenerated (Chrysalis / EMI)
RIPCORDZ ID
THEE MIGHTY CAESARS - 1977 (Hangman)
THE DOGMATICS - Tell Me (Rum Bar)
SID'S KIDS - Poor Poor Girl (CIUT)
DAVE QUINTON (The Mods / Arson / Stiv Bators) - Testimonial
THE SCREWED - Screamin' Fist (Self-Released)
THE SECRETS - Pretty Woman (Bomb)
PARANOID VISIONS - The Great Rock'N'Roll Bungle (Self-Released)
2 MINUTE MINOR - True Till Death (ZAP)
SPENCER MACK - Testimonial (We Gotta Know)
SPASTIC PANTHERS - Hard Times (Wasted Wax)
HOT WATER MUSIC - True Believers (Shouting Street Audio)
THE TRANZMITORS - Nervous Breakdown (Deranged)
THE HELLACOPTERS - Gimme Shelter (Polar / Psychout)
DEVIL DOGS - Backstage (Crypt)
COFFIN LIDS - Sonic Reducer (Vivid Sound / Bomp)
THE HARD TOMS - Walk on by (Self-Released)
Chris LeBonte - Hard Toms
MSI - Macho Man (Bucko-05 / Schizophrenic)
BLUE COLLAR CRIMINALS - Kiss Off (Self-Released)
DESKOMUNAL KAOS - Panico (Self-Released)
CUTRE - No al sistema (Self-Released)
Jose (La PUS) - Testimonial
BLIND PIGS - Idiots at Happy Hour (Sweet Fury / Amanecer)
RATOS DE PORAO - Mucha Policia (F.O.A.D. / Roadrunner)
PHONE JERKS - Don't Ring Me Up (Resurrection / Wanda)
TJ CABOT AND THEE ARTIFICIAL REJECTS - Testimonial
BOOJI BOYS - Family Entertainment (Cruel Noise)
ALIENATION - Waste of Time (Warthog Speak)
WORD ON THE STREET - The Deal (Self-Released)
POLKAHOLIX - White Wedding (Monopol)
Berislav Sabolic (No Hope No Fear) - Testimonial
MODERN DELUSION - Piss On Your Dogg (Crapoulet / Doomtown)
Sunday, February 7, 2021
Radio - Sunday, February 7th, 2021
Tonight we start off with a tribute to the lyricist/vocalist for Arson who passed away last week just before the show aired. We collected some tributes from his friends, band members and others who conveyed how important Rude Van Steenes was to us. This is followed up by a tribute to Sylvain Sylvain. There are some sets of punk and feature on a new cop compilation called "Eh C.A.B." Plus a partial demo feature of the Phone Jerks from Moncton. Download the show here.
ARSON - Coho Coho (Motor / Ugly Pop)Tribute by Simon Harvey of Ugly Pop Vinyl
Tribute by Greg Dick Tribute
Tribute by Shawna Carlton
ARSON - Raw Power (CIUT)
ARSON - Motor City Suicide (Glamatron)
ARSON - Memory Stains (Glamatron)
ARSON - Pretty Girls (Glamatron)
NEW YORK DOLLS - Personality Crisis (Mercury)
WALKERS - Let´s Go Let´s Go Let´s Rock´n´Roll (Philips)
THE BRATS - Be A Man (Whiplash / HoZac)
RITZ - Why Love (Moon Boot)
NEW YORK DOLLS - Bad Girl (Castle)
PROTEX - Don’t Ring Me Up (Demo)
THE BOYS - You Better Move On (Safari)
THE ERECTIONS - Noise For The Boys (Self-Released)
SENSUURI - Kirjoitan Seinään (Poko)
SOFTIES - Something's Gonna Change (Charly)
Eh. C.A.B. Compilation feature
Shawna Carlton tipped us off to this new all Canadian west coast compilation about the cops that was put together by Nick from DTF. So we had Nick tell us about the comp and some of the bands on the compilation. You can order a compilation from here.
DTF - Cold War
RIPCORDZ - Revolution
TEAM STRIKE FORCE - Square Peg
DYSRUPTIVE - The Unheard Ones
DIRTY BIRD - Bootlicker
CHIPS OV OI! - On the Grid
Phone Jerks are from Moncton and I came across their "No Funswick" demo last week so here is some of that for our demo feature.
PHONE JERKS - Crush, Kill, Employed
PHONE JERKS - 3rd Wheel
PHONE JERKS - Too Fucked Up
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Radio - Sunday, July 19th, 2020
Tonight's show is hosted by Rob and Jose. Rob starts out with some garage and early punk with originals followed by covers. There is also a lot of early New Zealand punk in the opening sets, which includes a post Split Enz band called the Swingers formed out of the Suburban Reptiles. There is a set of Canadian punk followed by a set of punk featuring bands with women and references to some cool DIY comps that inspired the sets. Jose brings some raging punk sung in Spanish. And then another raging set of new hardcore. Download the show here.
THE KIDS - Do You Love the Nazis? (Philips / Havoc / Sonik's Chicken Shrimp / Burger / Radiation Reissues)
THE MODS - Empty Heart (Eva)
THE HELLACOPTERS - Empty Heart (Self-Released)
THE VELVET UNDERGROUND - Here She Comes Now (Verve)
NIRVANA - Here She Comes Now (Communion)
THE BROOD - I Can't Believe (Dionysus)
SUBURBAN REPTILES - Megaton (Vertigo)
SWINGERS - Certain Sound (Descabezados En Acapulco)
THE BEARS - Insane (Good Vibration)
F-X - You're Gonna Kill the Girl (Only Fit for the Bin)
DAS SCHINTZ - Getting Nowhere (Eliie Jay / Different Class)
DOA - My My, Hey Hey (Sudden Death)
THE FALLOUT - Failure of Character (Rebel Time)
OUTTACONTROLLER - Flashpoint (Alien Snatch)
SPECTRES - The Head and the Heart (Artoffact)
TEENANGER - Touching Glass (Telephone Explosion)
PHONE JERKS - 3rd Wheel (Self-Released)
NJF - Sitting!! Pretty (Green Fuse)
RUGGEDY ANNES - Hollow Heroes (Tabb)
SEPTEMBER GIRLS - Black Oil (Kanine / Fortuna Pop)
LILIM - Apathetic Dog (Self-Released)
FUTURO TERROR - Sangre (Discos Humeantes)
ACCIDENTE - La Mataron - Canibal (Self Released)
BAIT - No Sense (83 Records)
VEJAMEN - Aquel Que Creian Muerto (Self Released)
INSOLENCIA - Condena Inmunda (Self-Released)
Futuro Terror are from Spain and they released this self titled ep a couple of months ago. After that a new release by the well known Spanish punk rockers Accidente. They have a new album called "Canibal" and we heard the song La Mataron. Bait from Barcelona were next with their song called: No Sense, they released an Ep this month called Another End Of The World Is Possible. Another new band from Peru called Vejamen and a song called Aquel Que Creian Muerto. The set finished with a new band from Mexico City, called Insolencia and a song called Condena Inmunda. Thanks to my friend Ukre from Mexico for sending me this. Ukre is the organizer of a yearly international festival called "Destruxiones" and he also runs a youtube channel called "Mexikaaos" where he is constantly uploading new bands and doing compilations with such bands.
THE ANNIHILATED - Push Me Around (Brainrotter / Roachleg / Voice from Inside / Black Dust / Unstuck)
TOWER 7 - Zero Zum (D4MT Labs)
S.H.I.T - Bullyng/Integration (Self-Released)
LIFE - The End Of Mother Nature (Not Enough)
Subdued started it out with a song called Sanctuary is Nowhere from their debut album "Over The Hills And Far Away". Right after that we heard another bad ass band called The Annihilated with a song called Push Me Around/Abuse Of Power, The Annihilated features Mr Ryan Tong on bass. Ryan is better known for being vocals on my favorite Toronto band S.H.I.T and even though Ryan moved to the UK S.H.I.T is Not Dead Yet, (No Pun Intended). They are still playing and they also just released a sick ass live recording of their pre pandemic performance at IDRIMA a squat in the middle of Athens Greece, and we heard a song of this recording called "Ekfosvismos/Ensomátosi". Right after that we heard a new band from New York called Tower 7 with a song called Zero Zum. They released this tape last May.
The set ended with Tokyo crasher crusties, L.I.F.E. They just released their third album called "Ossification of Coral" and it fucking rips. The name of the song was The End of Mother Nature, and as the title of the record implies, this is also a record to raise awareness of the importance of the ecosystem and the exploitation of coral reefs. We got to see Life at Varning Fest in 2016 lets hope they come back with this release.
THE CAVEMEN - Night After Night (Slovenly)
GREEN/BLUE - Police Street (Slovenly)
GUTTER DEMONS - Gutterkings (Falsetto)
LIME SPIDERS - Weirdo Libido (Virgin)
SEPTIC DEATH - Gore Story (Pusmort)
Sunday, March 8, 2020
Radio - Sunday, March 8th, 2020
Tonight's show is two features. The first is a look at the evolution of punk is Estonia. This part of the show is hosted by Andres Kasekamp, the Chair of Estonian Studies at the University of Toronto. Andres was a punk growing up in Toronto and moved to Estonia when Estonia declared independence to become a Professor at University in Tartu. Andres also does a weekly piece on Estonian radio named after the "Voice of America" show called "Kanada hääl". The show features international commentary from a Canadian perspective, a fun fact and then a song by a Canadian artist.
The second part of tonight's show will feature bands with women in contemporary punk bands to honour International Women's Day.
You can download the show here.
NOTES FROM BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN - ESTONIA
J.M.K.E. - Tere Perestroika (Stupido Twins)
PROPELLER formed in 1979 and were a bunch of music pros (Estonian art-rock/jazz-rock) who were mostly influenced by Finnish punk/new wave (like Eppu Normaali). Due to innocent lyrics (some official Estonian poetry, some humourous songs, some just nonsense) they were accepted by officials. The photo on the right is a gig that Propeller played at a soccer stadium in Tallinn at half time. The photo below is the singer being driven away in a police van. Propeller was banned by Soviet authorities after this gig was cancelled. The kids attending the show were pissed off and rioted leading to the biggest riot in Soviet Estonia. As of October 1, 1980, the band's very name was forbidden, and all recordings that Estonian Radio had been destroyed.
PROPELLER – Punker (Unknown label)
GENERATOR M - Disko lugu (Bulldozer)
PARA TRUST – Voidumees (Punk Fu) (MFM)
PARA TRUST were a punk band from 1979 – 1983. They would become a band called “Turist” after that and would get in trouble from the Soviet Estonian Ministry of Culture for the name so they they got around that by changing it to SINGER VINGER and the mainstay in the band was the singer Hardi Volmer.
GENERATOR-M were a band from Tallinn that started up in 1980 and existed until 1982. They were inspired by seeing the SEX PISTOLS on Finnish TV and their biggest show was a gig with PARA TRUST and PUNK T. They had a song called “Disko lugu” which appeared on a posthumous collection of Estonian punk called “Disko Pole Oluline, Punk On Põhiline (Eesti Pungi Varajased Aastad)”. The song title translated to mean "Punk is important".
Andres talks about a movie called "Disco and the Atomic War" that talked about the subversive influence that Finnish TV had on Estonia morals giving Estonians a window to the west during the Iron Curtain era.
PUNK T were around in the early 80’s and Punk on Lahe was recorded in 1981 and means "Punk is Cool" which fits into this theme.
PUNK T - Punk on lahe! (Bulldozer)
VERINE PUHAPAEV – Põrguline (Bulldozer)
VELIKIJE LUKI - Tallinn Põleb (Hyper)
"Tallinn Põleb" translates to mean Tallinn's Burning" which is borrowed from the Clash's "London's Burning". VELIKIJE LUKI were a band that got their start in 1982, but really started in 1984 which is when this is recording is from. The name of the band takes it's name from a battle where the Estonians fought on the side of the Red Army, but they latched onto these historical themes to make ridicule them. The band featured Tõnu Trubetsky.
VERINE PUHAPAEV means "Bloody Sunday" in reference to the failed revolution in 1905. They were a band I found out about through a compilation called “Soviet Punk Rock Anthology 1980 – 1991, Volume 2”. But this song was taken from one of the best collection of early Estonian punk called “Disko Pole Oluline, Punk on Pohline (Eesti Pungi Varajased Aastad). It’s a 3 CD collection of the earliest punk bands from Estonia.
VENNASKOND is Estonian for Brotherhood" and harkens to Tõnu's interest in French anarchism. In 2003 Tõnu would publish a book on anarchism and two books on Estonian punk a few years later:
- Anarhistid. Anarhia agendid. Maailmarevolutsiooni prelüüd. Anarhistliku liikumise ajalugu (The Anarchists: Agents of Anarchy. Prelude of World Revolution: A History of Anarchist Movement)
- Eesti punk 1976–1990. Anarhia ENSV-s (Estonian punk 1976–1990. Anarchy in The ESSR);
- Eesti punk 1972–1990. Haaknõela külm helk
VENNASKOND - Uimane ja väsinud (Self-Released / Mumm)
ABS - Õpetaja Kiusab
AVE LUNA - Tule Lahme Ara
OSAKOND 79 - Mütsid viltu
OSAKOND 79 were a band from Tallinn around between 1985 and 1987. Oskond means "Department and "Mutsid Viltu" means "Tilted Hats".
ABS from 1985. "Õpetaja Kiusab" is a song about a "teacher teasing a student. The person is a national conservative in parliament currently
AVE LUNA were an all girl band that started up in 1988, but there was another all girl band called ANTI in 1986 that I could not find anything by.
UUESTISÜND were a band around in 1988 and this is their theme song.
UUESTISÜND – Uuestisünd
PAHAD PAEVAD – Head ja halvad
ALICE TISLER - TV Starr
PMV - Käed (ShitSounds Co)
PMV are from Parnu, which is known as the summer town best known for their beaches. This was recorded in 1988 and the song means "Hands".
PAHAD PAEVAD means "Bad Days" and is slang for the period. PAHAD PAEVAD were a band from Tartu active between 1986 and 1989.
Using historical references, ALICE TISLER was another example of using irony to twist the Russian meaning behind these historical benchmarks. Alice Tisler was a fighter for the Tallinn Red Army. The band is from Kohtla Jarve which is in the North east-industrial area known for oil shale mining.
The Singing Revolution was the first revolution to take place in the former Soviet Republics. The Singing Revolution was a spontaneous call for the hard line leaders in the ESSR to deliver the promise of "Perestroika". Heinz Valk said about the singing revolution that "most revolutions are known for their blood and violence. Ours is known for a song and a smile." The singing revolution lead the way for a number of succession movements throughout the former U.S.S.R.
As is mentioned in the broadcast Estonians are known for their singing. The first ever Punk song festival took place in 2008 in a place called Rakvere. Here is a clip of everyone singing "Anarchy in the UK".
So this is the next wave of punk from Estonia. PAHA VARK appeared on an Estonian compilation put out by a Swedish label called Delrium Tremens and this appeared on “Delerium Tremens, Volume 25” compilation which was an all Estonia compilation released by a Swedish label in the mid 90’s. They were from Tallinn.
PAHA VARK - Gorbatsovin Maffia (Delirium Tremens)
PSYCHOTERROR - Ära Maksa Maksu (Fucking Cunt)
Ü.R.O. - Militsionääri (Matta Fond)
"Militsionääri" is a made up word and U.R.O. is Estonian for the U.N.
In 1991 in Tallinn, Psychoterror start up but they wouldn’t release anything until 1995. PSYCHOTERROR are probably the face of punk today. The singer takes his name from Freddy Kreuger and is the subject of a new movie called "Enam Kui Elu / More Than Life". The song we heard translates to mean "Don't Pay Your Taxes". Here's the film:
WINNY PUHH referred to as the weirdest band in the world had a chance to represent Estonia in a Eurovision contest, but the country chickened out. They were a favourite among the local population and the country probably regrets it now so here is a song by them.
WINNY PUHH - Korsakov (Clockwork)
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY
International Women's Day started out in 1909 as part of a garment workers strike and it was called National Woman's Day. The goals of equal pay, the vote, and equal opportunity may not have been completely met but the goals of the day continue to evolve with this year's theme "I am Generation Equality: Realizing Women's Rights". In honour of International Women's Day here are some punk bands that feature women in them. These are bands from the last few years.
LUX – Manâna (La Vida es Un Mus)
SOGA – Fiambre (Iron Lung)
MALDITA – Abajo (Self-Released)
BLIX - Computer World (No Just Cause)
ESTORBO – El Corte (Self-Released)
EAT MY FEAR - Sick Of (Emancypunx / Refuse)
JOCK – Everyone, Everywhere (Walk a Mile)
WORDPLAY – High (Self-Released)
DEATHSTICKS - (Something) I Don't Know (Self-Released)
BUG BITES - Fake Ally (Self-Released)
BRANDY AND THE BUTCHER - Pretty Girls (River Monster)
PHONE JERKS – U-Turn to Janes (Alien Snatch)
SOAKIE – Boys on Stage (La Vida Es Un Mus)
CONTENDERS - The Heat (Self-Released)
RED MASS – Life is a Cabaret (Self-Released)
Sunday, January 12, 2020
Radio - Sunday, January 12th, 2020
Part two of the Year in Review show features a Top 9 from Waves, a Top 10 Canadian releases from Rob and top 10 eps and cassettes from Stephe. But we start out with a reference to a false warning on the nuclear power plant that folks in Toronto woke up to this morning. You can download a copy of this show here.
CAREER SUICIDE - Jonzo's Leaking Radiation (Kangaroo / Deranged)
Top 10 eps of 2019
10. HAIRCUT “Sensation” ep – Seeking (Beach Impediment)
9. ALIEN NOSEJOB “HC45” – Chemical Solution (Iron Lung)
8. BATO “Ravages of Time” ep – Delusional (Not for the Weak)
7. SCREAMING FIST “Templanza” ep – Latigazo (Iron Lung)
6. GOVERNMENT FLU “House Arrest” ep - Life Illusion (Refuse)
5. STATE FUNERAL “Built for Destruction” ep – Squeeze (Static Shock)
4. NO HEADS “Pressure Cracks’ ep - No Future (Refuse)
3. CURLEYS “Johnny” ep – Bragging (Total Punk)
2. ELECTRIC CHAIR “Performative Justice” ep – Law means Nothing (Iron Lung)
1. LOOSE NUKES “Behind the Screen” ep - Nukes Theme (Beach Impediment)
Waves' Top 9 Tunes
1. NOBRO - LaLa (Self-Released)
2. PRETTY VICIOUS - Move (Big Machine)
3. DRUNK MUMS - Headshrinker (Self-Released)
4. SURFBORT - Saturday Night (Modern Sky USA)
5. KNOCKED LOOSE - By the Grave (Pure Noise)
6. CROSS DOG - Sheep (Uncle D)
7. WIRES ON FIRE - God's Guest List
8. DEARLY BELOVED - Race to the Bottom (Self-Released)
9. TEETH - Destroyer (Self-Released)
Top 10 Canadian release for Rob
10. BARNACLE - Sunblock (Self-Released)
9. STEVE ADAMYK BAND - Paradise (Dirtnap)
8. SORE POINTS - On the Wire (Slovenly)
7. CORNER BOYS - Waiting for 2020 (Drunken Sailor)
6. SO TIRED - Forgiven (Self-Released)
5. WORDPLAY - Between You and Me (Self-Released)
4. GYM AND TONIC - Purple People Eaters (Self-Released)
3. PALE LIPS - You're a Doll (Gods Candy)
2. PHONE JERKS - Frig Off (Alien Snatch)
1. DOORS AND FOURS - Feeling Dead (Self-Released)
Top 10 cassettes by Stephe
10. KAZAN – Demo – Kazan (Self-Released)
9. PEEDOH – Demo – Zaborra (Overdose)
8. UNSANITARY NAPKIN - split with CONTENDERS – Inert (Self-Released)
7. THE WOUND “Strange Feeling” cassette – In the Dark (Maple Death)
6. TOTAL DEFEAT - Demo – Circles (Self-Released)
5. SCHIZOID “You’re to Blame” – Deadbeat (Straight and Alert)
4. THE SKITCHERS “Gleam Another Cube” - Feelings (Poop Stick)
3. LEATHAL MEANS – Tape II - Total Silence (Not for the Weak)
2. TOTAL LOSERS “(Do You Remember) Youth Energy” cassette - With Punkrock I'm Not Alone (Best Seller)
1. CHOW LINE – Demo – Weak Bones (Self-Released)
CHIXDIGGIT - 2012 (Fat Wreck)
Sunday, February 3, 2019
Radio - Sunday, February 3rd, 2019
Given that this is a Sunday, I thought we would start this week's show with a tribute to the day. The Radiators from Space from Dublin start out this week's show. Listen above or download the show here.
THE RADIATORS FROM SPACE - Sunday World (Chiswick)
We started out this week's show with an oldies set with these releases coming out within the first five year's of punk's inception.
BORED GAMES - I Don't Get It (Flying Nun)
THE SECRET - Handel a Vandal (Arista)
THE VICTIMS - What I Want (Golden Disc)
THE DAMNED - Sick of Being Sick (Stiff)
CHRIS SPEDDING AND THE VIBRATORS - Pogo Dancing (RAK)
A a counterpoint this set is all brand new punk.
UBIK - Lost and Later (Helta Skelta / Lost in Fog)
ABOLITIONIST – Avalanche (Self-Released)
THIS MEANS WAR - Greed Is Out (Demons Run Amok / Pirates Press)
THE FALLOUT - Walk in the Sun (Rebel Time)
UPPER DOWNER - Disarm the Police (Riot Ready)
OFFBEATS - In a Rush (Smog Veil)
URGENT MATTER – Oh No (Self-Released)
NAO SOMOS NADA - Não quero entender mais nada (Self-Released)
THE HARD TOMS – Love Me Tonight (Take it Hard / Samo)
RIK AND THE PIGS – Keyhole (Total Punk)
ETERAZ - هرج و مرج (Self-Released)
HEXE -Escape Artist (Self-Released)
SELKASAUNA - Sydämen Jääkausi (Self-Released)
VAASKA - No A La Guerra (Beach Impediment)
MURDERSQUAD – In your Grave (Self-Released)
A.S.O.P. - Monkey Bite (Self-Released)
THREE IMPOTENT MALES - Destroyer Divine (Self-Released)
FRIED EGG – Confidence (Shout)
THE ANOMALYS – Fire in the Hole (Slovenly)
FLAG OF DEMOCRACY - Professional Sleeper (SRA)
The first half of this next set mostly features re-Issues that came out in the last couple of months.
RIPCORD - Subliminal Decay (YOFC / Raging)
WARWOUND - Already Judged (Unrest)
MOMENT MANIACS - Flesh Power Dominion (Unrest / Distortion)
BOREDOM - The One-Handed Parasite (Contraszt / Halvfabrikat)
CANSOC - Mayhem Till The End (Self-Released)
This next set features bands that didn't make it into the top 10 picks for January releases.
SUCK LORDS – Shut In (Stucco)
MOOM - Bet Zonot (To Live a Lie)
TORPUR – Progress (Self-Released)
CLUELESS? – Just a Girl (Self-Released)
VANITY - It's That Way For A Reason (Beach Impediment)
SAUNA YOUTH - Theatre 83 (Upset! The Rhythm)
Here is my top 10 picks for January 2019.
10. SOAKIE “Dangerous Dope” – Cream (Self-Released)
9. FAILURE “Cross the Border” - Cross the Border (To Live a LIe)
8. MORUS “Cialo Aboe” - Na Sen (Unrest / Trujaca Faita)
7. PERMISSION “Drawing Breath” - Atmosphere (La Vida Es Un Mus)
6. NUEVA FUERZA “Hitos Y Derrotas” - Hitos Y Derrotas (La Vida Es Un Mus)
5. CONVENIENCE “Stop Pretending” LP – Invisible (Iron Lung)
4. STIGMATISM ep - It's Too Late (Beach Impediment)
3. BLOOD PRESSURE “Surrounded” LP – Surrounded (Beach Impediment)
2. RAW PEACE “Total Death” - War is Here (Hypertension)
1. NAZI KILLER ep - Find Our Way (Kids of the Lughole / At War with False Noise / Samizdat / Superfi / Gronk / Nuclear Mind / Repulsive)
Here is a set of newer edge bands
SICK BURN – Goof (Self-Released)
DOMAIN – Feeding (Refuse)
NO SKIN - Neck Deep (Self-Released)
MAREE NOIRE - Marée Noire (Destructure / Donnez-Moi Du Feu)
POINT OF CONTACT - Still Drug Free (Self-Released)
Tonight's demo feature is a band from Moncton called the Phone Jerks. They have a collection of covers on their bandcamp page that we are going to feature tonight. You can find this recording on bandcamp.
PHONE JERKS – Cigarettes and Alcohol (Self-Released)
PHONE JERKS – Time Bomb (Self-Released)
PHONE JERKS – Damage Your Health (Self-Released)
PHONE JERKS – What a Way to Die (Self-Released)
PHONE JERKS – Heebie Jeebies (Self-Released)












