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I saw them at Drummonds a while back, with Alyssa's Wish, I think they were alright like, maybe a tad dull..

[Afro Droid]

I think they're a little more up my proverbial street though.

Yeah, I tend to agree...

That means they're shite then

[Afro Droid]

Whatever. Let the people decide.

Totally man, besides I'm sure the other 3 bands'll be fucking ace!

[Afro Droid]

Our September touring bro will be none other than Neil Leyton, Canadian singer/songwriter/genius. He's played over here a few times backed up by Rich Jones from Amen.

www.neilleyton.com
"Producer, singer, songwriter, rock n'roll guitar player & indie label entrepreneur: Neil Leyton is a mainstay in the Canadian music scene. Originally frontman for Toronto's glam godfathers The Conscience Pilate, in 1998 Leyton embarked on a solo career with the release of the critically acclaimed "Secret Avenue" album. His first single and video, "fires of the heart", aired on MuchMusic that Summer. Live, Leyton's unpredictable, candid appearances range from intimate acoustic soirées to full blown electrified rock n'roll excess. Leyton's latest album, titled "...from the brighter side of her midnight sun..." extends the boundaries of his songwriting range, both musically as well as lyrically: influences from Shelley to modern day sociologists / psychiatrists Fromm and Gruen. Production-wise, it has everything from the harshest guitar noise (think MC5, International Noise Conspiracy) to the sweetest melodies (from Jeff Buckley's high-registers to latter-day Nick Cave's more understated charms)."


Our Canadian tour bros next year will be The Pariahs
http://www.thepariahs.com/
"The Pariahs came together in Kingston in 1989 and moved to Toronto two years later. Then somebody left and John joined. Then somebody else left and Matt joined. The ensuing years have seen them share stages with a veritable who’s who of the Canadian music scene (as well as an ever-increasing list of other wasters, luminaries and legends to be) including the likes of The Headstones, The Tragically Hip, Therapy?, Junkhouse, The Deftones, Forgotten Rebels, Elevator, The Sinisters, The Guess Who, Rusty, Teenage Head and The Ramones. YES, THAT'S RIGHT, THE FUCKIN' RAMONES! 1995 saw the release of The Pariahs' debut album Home is Where You Hang Yourself (title cribbed from Mordecai Richler); their sophomore effort Mouthful of Headache was released in January of 2000."

[Afro Droid]

http://www.rockrevolution.co.uk/

[shaun]

how can it be that i already love Radio Lucifer. yet i havent actually heard their music.