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| The Slackers | 86 Mayo |
| Les Sequelles | Je Suis Comme Je Suis |
| Streetlight Manifesto | Day in Day Out |
| Street Dogs | Kevin J. O'Toole |
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| Saraha Hotnights | Alright Alright |
| The Horrorpops | Where They Wander |
| US Bombs | Summer of '96 |
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| Protest the Hero | C'est la Vie |
| Japandroids | Wet Hair |
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Punk with a twist - a fusion of local and cross - Canada punk with that of the old, classic styles. From The Sainte Catherines and Creepshow to the Clash and Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, one wlll experience a vast range of musical sounds within the punk genre and be updated on upcoming local acts and cd releases. Interviews and show reviews coming soon!
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So, where was the show all summer?
That's right, hanging out in one of the most unsuspiciously musical cities in canada - OTTAWA! Thought it may be full of conversative government types? Think again. Unbenkownst to many people, the city hosts one of canadas most thriving punk/experimental music scenes.
Various bands, from classics such as germattack to lesser known bands such as rat tales, circulate the city's house shows and venues and have created a solid community within a city whose general social attitude is more on the conservative side.
BANDS TO CHECK OUT:
Germattack:
http://www.myspace.com/germattak
Balcomies:
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For many, punk is that 3-chord guitar progression with a sped up 4/4 drum beat, raw, angry vocals and lyrics that speak to those questioning the government and seeking a subculture with a movement.
Although that is the case for manyself-proclaimed punk musicians, can the genre not shift in sound with the times? Can bands that speak of personal truths, integrity and stir movements in social uprise not be considered 'punk' even if they lack the token 'punk' sound?
This is what my show is all about. Revealing the many bands within Canada and across the globe that reperesent truth and play their music outside of the box, not molding to any expectatoins or genre barriers.
From Gang of Four, The Noisettes, GBH, Creepshow to local Canadian bands galore such...
So apparently January 2011 is where its at for punkshows right here in montreal!
First we had on Jan. 7 @ L'Esco (4467 St. Denis)
LIQUOR STORE (NewJersey)
Montreal's own TEENAGE HOOKERS (ex-CPC GangBang)
The Ether (Halifax/Montreal)
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Which was by all means legendary, with Montreal's Teenage Hookers bringing it hard and Liquor Store and Ether keeping in pace with strong music with Canada's local punk at its roots.
Then! @ Death House
January 13 2011
BARN BURNER
TRIGGER EFFECT
WARANIMAL
HOLY DIVIDE
aaaand TONIGHT! @ Barfly (4062 St Laurent)
Jan 14 2011
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So it seems that I am a major fail at blogging...however I have been urged by my fellow djs to give it a try. Why not?
So for all of those who listen to my show, you know what its all about: pro-truth and pro-originality, and all that fits in under the "punk" genre. From Canadian locals and independant punk bands worldwide to classic old punk tunes from the vault, my show aims to prove that punk is not dead.
Contrary to what some may think, punk music is everywhere and it isn't just rehashed versions of old Clash tunes. It's new, fresh and alive; ranging from all corners of the globe.
I URGE you to seek out on your own time underground punk bands that are arising from your local venues or college...