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These two tracks stir and shake as much as they punch and pummel.
Ottawa, ON
Owner, manager, writer, editor, and casual acquaintance to the music hunter, Jae Pyl is one of the two original founders of IMN and has been working on making IMN a legitimate force in music news since its inception in 2011. Hailing from Ottawa, CA, Jae is also a regular concert goer in South-East Ontario. Passionate about bringing real, independent music to a broader audience and convinced that the 99% sounds way better than the 1%, Jae is addicted to music discovery and uncovering that next badass sound.
These two tracks stir and shake as much as they punch and pummel.
OH so clear right off the bat. This track is fresh as fuck and fly as hell.
Foot on the gas, riding on fuzzy fuel punk pop headed towards some dodgy, dirty little hole in the wall for some hip-thrusting, raunchy good times.
An oddly perfect combination that you’d never assume would work even if you can fathom the sound.
Just how these dudes found each other and managed to put together a super-solid, 90s bent, lo-fi, alt-rock album just blows us away. They literally must be the only cool kids in Cochrane.
Proof that all you need to make a good music video (apart from a good song) is probably just sitting in your house.
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In this way the track is more poem, more epic, more flesh and bone and blood than actual song.
Apart from having the best band name we’ve ever seen, these gals also make a brand of poppy (but not too poppy) alt-rock that’s foot tappy, butt slappy and just fuckin happy.
… we thought, what the hell kind of office still uses the original style iMacs nowadays? And then they started smashing them and everything made sense.
This southern-rock trio straight outta of Nashville sounds exactly like you’d expect from that short description, plus a whole lot better.
t’s got a funky little feel to it that’s a lil ska and hip hop sitting on a foundation of good ol’ fashioned rock and roll.
Check out these righteous Haligonians below.
Slightly psychedelic, seriously mellowed, there’s also a droned out, deep sea factor here that pulls you 60-feet under when you jump right in. Go ahead. Get lost in this one.