Ontario Artists Against Injustice Toronto, Ontario
BIPOC are highly underrepresented in the Punk and Rock scene. The reality is we wouldn't have these genres if it weren't for its true founders. Raise up black art!
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I had the pleasure of sharing the stage with Burner last year. They absolutely blew me away then and i can honestly say that this album had the same effect. Searing noisey hardcore at it's best!
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I LIE HERE BURIED WITH MY RINGS AND MY DRESSES
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Each line on this album is delivered with malice, and each word hits like a mace to the skull. Backxwash uses raw aggression to vent frustration and anguish in a way that evokes an anger with the world rather than a pity for her.
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DNA ACTIVATION
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On "DNA ACTIVATION" Witch Prophet sings from her heart and soul, connecting, resonating, and inspiring the listener. Fusing together elements of electronic, RnB, Jazz, Ambient, and Hip Hop, "DNA ACTIVATION" is an incredible blend of sounds and moods that comes highly recommended.
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The Seattle band's ferocious third album balances rapid-fire hardcore with catchy songwriting.
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by Spetters & RA!D
A terrific split cassette from two promising young indie bands, this is one part melody, one part fury.
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TV Priest's second record springs forth with a tension, dynamism, and crunch not often found in this brand of broody, shouty post-punk.
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saw them at a khurangbin concert and they slapped. vibes are yuge.
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