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Reviewd in the November 2017 issue of MRR.
Reviewed in the November issue of MRR, 2017.
Brutal Youth have a new release reviewed in the January 2017 issue of MRR.
Dave Quirk interviews Parasytes from Montreal in the latest issue of MRR.
Lia Lepre is a visual and musical artist that makes up Toronto's hardcore scene. Her artwork graces many flyers and some of them have been re-ported throughout this blog site. She also draws record cover artwork which includes a release by Warthog and one of her own bands, Triage. And when she isn't singing in Triage she can be found jamming with VCR, or playing bass in Conman. MRR profiled her in their October 2016 issue so you can read more about how awesome she is.
New TV Freaks single reviewed in the October issue of MRR (#401)
In the October issue of MRR (#401).
From Hamilton, the band's first full length. Reviewed in the October issue of MRR (#401).
From Vancouver, featuring Aaron Brown from Generation Annhilation. reviewed in the September issue of MRR (#400).
Reviewed in the September issues of MRR (issue #400).
VCR's fourth release which is their first full length gets reviewed in the August issue of MRR (#399). You can find this recording on bandcamp.
Unreal Thought is a post punk side project out of Halifax. This review is from the demo review section of the August 2016 issue of MRR (#399). You can download the demo from their bandcamp page.
This is Triage's first vinyl release. It's called "Power Beat" and has received many great reviews. Here is one of them which was in the August issue of MRR (issue #399).
Pure Pressure are a new band from Toronto with a six song demo titled "Ya Better Get It Right". The demo was reviewed in the August 2016 issue of MRR (Issue #399). You can download the demo at their bandcamp page.
Booji Boys, pronounced Boogie Boys, named after the DEVO concept and one of the many concept bands to come out of Halifax. This review was published in the August issue of MRR (#399) in the demo review section.
A review of the latest release by Vile Intent from Montreal. I found a great download for their material at Cut and Paste for those who want to play catch up with this fierce powerviolence band. This review is courtesy of MRR from the July 2016 issue.
Dark Era, from Newfoundland, have released a full length. Here is a review of the LP in July's issue of MRR. You can find this release at the band's bandcamp page at
https://darkera709.bandcamp.com/album/dark-era-lp
From Winnipeg, reviewed in the July issue of MRR.
A posthumous release named after the little known ep that is Toronto's first uni release. Reviewed in the July issue of MRR (#398).
Reviewed in the June issue of MRR (#397) and available for download at - https://humanities.bandcamp.com