Radio : EXD 1380 - Sunday March 22, 2026

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This is episode 1380 of EXD and was put together by Andre Zadorozny, Bee Traverse, Christian Overall, Rob Ferraz, and Stephen Perry. On this edition :

• 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 

CHUCK NORRIS - Morto Em Vida (Laja) 

Mixed Bag (Andre) 

WHENTHETIMECOMES - Defend The Honour Of The Steamboat 

MASS HALLUCINATION - Lacerated 

PEACEBREACH - Time Flies 

STUNTMAN - Shapes Of Pain

VISUC - Langkah Tolol Hancurkan Hidup 

FAILURE DRILL - Visions Of War

LOCKED INSIDE - Silent Scream 

SECRET WORLD - It Hurts  

Crate Digging Dice Game (Bee) 

XYLITOL - Dim the Sun (Thrilling Living) 

EPAJARJESTYS - Victim (No Fashion) 

VIOLENT CHRISTIANS - Yellow Crack (Roach Leg) 

EU’S ARSE - Attacco (Black Water / FOAD) 

CHAOS UK - Head on a Pole (Desperate Attempt) 

Slow Death Records (Chris) 

PILL MILL - Dead Minds (Slow Death)

BREECH BOYS - Peace Lilly (Slow Death) 

SELF DEFENSE - Objective Reality (Slow Death) 

DISPÖSAL - Painted Crutches (Slow Death) 

TRENCHRAID - Dogmatic Trash (Slow Death) 

Need for speed (Stephen) 

BUCKET FULL OF TEETH - Wake Up (Youth Attack) 

YESMAN - Assimilate (Delayed Gratification)  

PRIMAL BRAIN - I Spy (Earth Girl tapes) 

SILO KIDS - Cowboy Up (Earth Girl tapes) 

NEOS - Where did you go wrong (Supreme Echo) 

ANTI-DOGMATIKSS - Piérdete (Polze de la mort)  

SONS OF ISHMAEL - Todays Victim / Tomorrows Aggressor (Schizophrenic) 

New Releases (Chris) 

BESTHÖVEN - Slaves of God (Noise Itch) 

VISIONS OF CHAOS - Controlled by Illusions (Noise Itch)

FAUCHEUSE - Pacte De Feu (Symphony of Destruction / Foundation Vinyl / Black Water) 

CATASTROPHE - Cries From The Gutter (Symphony of Destruction / 11PM)

SYNAPTIC ISOLATION SYNDROME - Catastrophic Violence (Sore Minds) 

Oi inspired punk 

CLASS ACT - Our City (Attack with Force) 

MESS - Fuego Fuego Fuego (Pirates Press) 

TERRITORIES - The Company (Pirates Press) 

WASTED - The Voiceless (Combat Rock) 

NO!SE - You versus You (Pirates Press) 

NIGHTWATCHERS - Dommages collatéraux (Self-Released)

South End Interview (with Wicksy)

SOUTH END - East End Skids (Self-released) 

Interview with Wicksy (CIUT) 

SOUTH END - Bastard Squad (Self-released) 

SINNERS - No Brains Required 

SLANDER - Petticoat Junction 

NERVE BUTTON - Monctonapolean 

PHONE JERKS - Get Jerked 

BLITZ - Moscow 

BRUTAL KNIGHTS - Grow Up Throw Up 

CULT CRIME - Desperation (Self-released) 

Demo Feature 

BODY NEST are playing a demo release show on March 28th at St Stephens in the Fields. Here is material from that recording so you get a sneak preview of their sound 

BODY NEST - Only Life (Self-released) 

BODY NEST - Frostbite (Self-released) 

Radio - Sunday March 20th, 2022

DOGMA - Witch Hunt (The Mob) (PILS) 

On tonight’s show we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Celtic punk from around the Globe. Chris interviews Dizz, the Co-owner of PILS SESSIONS/PILS RECORDS (Gatineau, QC). Grant Coates programs a set from Hamilton’s first wave. Andre Zadorzny programs a set around punk merch and some of his favourite shirt designs. More new releases on the way from Bombardement, Destripados, Kial, Sweat, Peace Decay, and Necro Heads. And tonight’s abbreviated demo feature is Eléctrika from Mexico City. Download the show here. 

New Punk 

BOMBARDEMENT - L’Oeil Electrique (Symphony of Destruction / Destructure)  

KARA - Glod (Iron Man)  

DESTRIPADOS - Eat ‘N Shut Up (Symphony of Destruction)  

HOPE? - Impending Doom (Symphony of Destruction)  

KIAL ? - Gen de Violencia (Anack Distribution / Ruido Total Discos / Dirty Slap / Tutti Pazzi / Missing the Point / Coolax) 

St Patrick’s Day fete

THE CLOVERHEARTS - Drinking Songs (Self-Released) 

THE MAHONES - Medley - a) The Connaught Man's Ramble's b) Christmas Eve Reels c) Johnny's On Fire (True North / Whiskey Devil) 

THE FEELGOOD MCLOUDS - Last Hurray (Wolverine)

FINEGAN’S HELL - Work is the Curse of the Drinking Class (Self-Released)

BLACK WATER COUNTY - Comedies and Tragedies (BWC) 

 

Scene Report - Grant Coates Hamilton Classics 

SIMPLY SAUCER - Here Come the Cyborgs, Part 1 (Mole Sound / Sonic Unyon)

TEENAGE HEAD - Top Down (Epic)

DREAM DATES - Heart Attack Rhythm (Ugly Pop / Zurich Chainsaw Massacre) 

SLANDER - It's Over (North Shore)

FORGOTTEN REBELS - Hello Hello (I'm Back Again) (Star)

The Merch I Know and The Bands That Provide Them 

GORILLA BISCUITS - Sittin Round at Home (Revelation)

INTEGRITY - Systems Overload (Victory)

FLOORPUNCH - Always (Six Feet Under)

INSTEP - Regret (Self-Released)

BOOTLICKER - Hunting (Neon Waste / Static Shock)

Another set of New releases

SWEAT - Hard Grudge (Pirates Press) 

CHAIN WHIP - Fresh Paint and Philanthropy (Neon Taste)

EXTINCT GOVERNMENT - Self Interest (Street Influence) 

PEACE DECAY - Snake (Beach Impediment) 

NECRO HEADS - Mindless (Kill Enemy)

Interview with Dizz Hupé from PILS about the how these sessions work. Check out PILS.... 

 

COLLAPSED - Recurrent Saga (PILS)

AD VITAM - La Peste (PILS)

FRACTURED - In Gods Name (PILS)

CIGGIE & THE DARTS - The Moon is High (PILS)

SOLITUDE - Nations Under Dust (PILS)

DYSRUPTIVE - Hit Rock Bottom (PILS)

UNWANTED NOISE - Warriors (PILS)

DOGMA - Question Their Power (PILS)

CIGGIE TARBOX - I’m Fucked (PILS)

Demo Feature 

Eléctrika are a new band from Mexico City and their demo can be found on bandcamp.

 

ELÉCTRIKA - Agonía (Discos Enfermos) 

ELÉCTRIKA - No Hay Final (Discos Enfermos)

The Rezentments - Studio 3 session

It's beginning to feel like every Studio 3 session happens on a day of an extreme cold weather alert. It was bone shattering cold when I found the rest of the Rezentments in Jay's van. Jay is the drummer and has done a Studio 3 session with Spoiled Rotten. He didn't recognize the new location because he didn't realize we had to move from the house on St. George.

Ian Wilkinson, from Big Brother, was doing sound again and was waiting when we finally luged up the equipment. I should have taken a picture of Chris Crash's amp. It had an amazing leopard print which reminded me of the best punk dye job I envyed growing up. Maybe Chris did too. It was awesome looking.

 

I have never met Chris before, but his legend is large having played in many bands such as the Plague and Slander and the Hammer Boys and now Steel Town Spoilers. He also runs a punk store in Hamilton called Crash Landing. They have a facebook page if you are trying to track them down. Chris was good enough to talk with me when I was doing research on Slander and he has amazing stories so I was excited to meet him in person. I was not disappointed.

Jamie Problem had wet my appetite about his new band (The Rezentments) when he came in to be interviewed about Problem Children. And as he belted out songs I could hear some of the PC melodies and optimism in a shitty story. All lived experiences.

Chris had played in a band called the Hammer Boys with Ham'r Mark and they seem to be the core of the band. Mark brought in Mayhem Mark and you can hear the story as better told in this interview we did afterwards. The song "Anxiety" reminded me of "What we want is free" by Articles of Faith. The gang vocals remind me of Sham 69. There are metal flourishes throughout and the song "Dick" approached grind speeds. The band makes the case that they are a mixed bag of influences. The band is working on a studio recording, but here are some songs recorded at CIUT's studio 3.

1. Anxiety
2. Somedays
3. Friendly Fire
4. Hey Pig
5. Piece of Me
6. Photo Bomb
7. You Got Two
8. Crowd Control
9. Barton Street Hag
10. Yer What's Wrong
11. Dick
12. Try

The band also did some IDs for the show and the station based around their songs.

13. EXD ID
14. CIUT ID

And Aldo from Punks 'n Rockers video taped the session.

Flyer - Friday, January 4th, 2013

Radio - Sunday, September 18th, 2011

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SLANDER - Upside Down (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - No Slander Reunion (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - Tearin' Me Apart (CIUT)
SLANDER - Full Time Fool (CIUT)
SLANDER - Let's Shake (CIUT)
SLANDER - Ain't Got No Sense (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - I Want Your Woman (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - The Pigs (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - I Need You (CIUT)
SLANDER - I'm a Believer (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - Still the One (CIUT)
SLANDER - 8 Days a Week (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - Ghetto (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - Jail Bait (CIUT)
SLANDER - Interview (CIUT)
SLANDER - It's Over (CIUT)

Slander studio 3 session

1. SLANDER - Destination (CIUT)

2. SLANDER - Rocking on Main Street (CIUT)
3. SLANDER - Good Thing (CIUT)
4. SLANDER - Upside Down (CIUT)
5. SLANDER - I Need You (CIUT)
6. SLANDER - Jailbait (CIUT)
7. SLANDER - I Want Your Woman (CIUT)
8. SLANDER - The Pigs (CIUT)
9. SLANDER - Ghetto (CIUT)
10. SLANDER - It’s Over (CIUT)
11. SLANDER - No Slander Reunion (CIUT)
12. SLANDER - Still the One (CIUT)
13. SLANDER - 8 Days a Week (CIUT)
14. SLANDER - First Time (CIUT)
15. SLANDER - The Tribute (CIUT)
16. SLANDER - Sonic Reducer (CIUT)
17. SLANDER - CIUT ID (CIUT)
18. SLANDER - EXD ID (CIUT)

Flyer - Friday, July 22nd, 2011

Slander - "Hemi-Conscious" LP

SLANDER represent part of Hamilton’s unwritten past. And it is kind of crazy because they were one of a few bands to get a full length out back in 1981. That is a feat unto itself. But they had a lot of other things stacked against them. They weren’t entirely well liked among their peers. There was an animosity that existed between some members and TEENAGE HEAD. And yet somehow they incorporate part of the TEENAGE HEAD sound, which makes me think that there is something in that Hamilton harbour water. Songs like “No Place to Go” exhibit the bands shared love for 50’s rock ‘n roll, which was a big signature on TEENAGE HEAD’s sound. And this is not the only band’s cover. They do a Neil Diamond song that was originally written for the Monkees in “I’m a Believer”. They cover “House of the Rising Sun” by the ANIMALS. They even did a cover of the BEATLES “8 Days a Week” which in an era where the Viletones chanted “No More Beatles, No More Stones, We want the Viletones” was a pretty ballsy thing to do. Either that or stupid. The band also displays a FORGOTTEN REBELS sound which makes sense given that the key guitar player was originally in the REBELS. But there is also lots of Johnny Rotten inflections in the lyrics like “I want you’re woman to be free”. There was 5,000 of these pressed and the members never saw a dime. This is the age old story within the music industry. It’s just that this guy Bill McDowell wasn’t industry. He may have had money but he didn’t have the record industry apparatus around him. That didn’t stop him from being a dick to this band. Seems like management was a curse in this instance and so many others. But there was a record that did come out. And North Shore Records was named after the posh area of Burlington that Bill was from. And there are some great originals like “Jail-Bait” or the ode to Hamilton in “Rockin’ on Main Street”. A blog named "Girls from Tahiti" has a download of this out of press full length. The songs are:

1. Destination
2. Jail- bait

3. Good Thing
4. No Particular Place to Go
5. 8 Days a Week
6. I Need You
7. I Want Your Woman
8. Petticoat Junction
9. Rockin’ on Main Street
10. House of the Rising Sun
11. The Pigs
12. I’m a Believer
13. Upside Down
14. Ghetto
15. It’s Over