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Engine · 02-26-2014, 12:46 AM

Fucking Toronto

There are big cities in Canada. Weird, I know. Some of my favorite heavy bands come from there, er one. I won't talk about ridiculously lame bands like Rush or silly ones like Anvil, but there were some good ones.

Some people up there are angry, and they live in Toronto. Watch this short documentary if you don't believe me:

Dont Call Me I Won't Call You

Cursed played some newish-sorta-hardcore kind of stuff. Decent:

But what I'm really into is Mare. Like I've mentioned in this thread, they are one of my favorite heavy bands. Their music is, to me, a revelation of good vibrations. Their sound is hot so check it out:

The man vocalizing in Mare is called Tyler Semrick-Palmateer and he is a throaty-screamy-singing genius.

He was also in a band called The End, and was featured on their album called Transfer Trachea Reverberations from Point: False Omniscient. He left the band pretty early and without him they began to suck pretty badly and went on to release music on Relapse Records. Here's some of the good version of The End:

Thanks, Toronto

02-26-2014, 12:46 AM	#15 (permalink)
Engine air quote Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: pollen & mold Posts: 3,108	Fucking Toronto There are big cities in Canada. Weird, I know. Some of my favorite heavy bands come from there, er one. I won't talk about ridiculously lame bands like Rush or silly ones like Anvil, but there were some good ones. Some people up there are angry, and they live in Toronto. Watch this short documentary if you don't believe me: Dont Call Me I Won't Call You Cursed played some newish-sorta-hardcore kind of stuff. Decent: But what I'm really into is Mare. Like I've mentioned in this thread, they are one of my favorite heavy bands. Their music is, to me, a revelation of good vibrations. Their sound is hot so check it out: The man vocalizing in Mare is called Tyler Semrick-Palmateer and he is a throaty-screamy-singing genius. He was also in a band called The End, and was featured on their album called Transfer Trachea Reverberations from Point: False Omniscient. He left the band pretty early and without him they began to suck pretty badly and went on to release music on Relapse Records. Here's some of the good version of The End: Thanks, Toronto __________________ Like an arrow, I was only passing through.