Nice, sounds good.

I'd go see them in a bar or very small venue, but their current tour looks to be in Germany.

I'm usually suspect of bands that wear costumes, especially "old-timey" ones, but they are Canadian, so I'll give them a pass.

I dig their sound, thanks for sharing. Definitely will keep an eye out for them.

I'm usually suspect of bands that wear costumes,

I tend to agree, with the one exception being Grand Moff Tarkin (the band). At least until LucasFilms put the kabash on it. Worth youtubing or googling them.

I tend to agree, with the one exception being Grand Moff Tarkin (the band). At least until LucasFilms put the kabash on it. Worth youtubing or googling them.

HA, nice. Costumes should be requirements for any self-respecting metal band.

I tend to agree, with the one exception being Grand Moff Tarkin (the band). At least until LucasFilms put the kabash on it. Worth youtubing or googling them.

HA, nice. Costumes should be requirements for any self-respecting metal band.

Zambi with the Jim Stacy / Gran Moff Tarkin reference from left field!!!!!!! one of Jim proudest moments was getting that cease & desist letter form LucasFilms. Jim's 3 years older than me but went to same HS, so always kept track of him & his bands during the my Athens daze, and then later when he moved back to ATL. Hillbilly Frankenstein anyone 😉

another of Jim's costumed bands was Greasepaint, everyone in clown make-up. yes, it's weird but man, could that gang play. best show was when they were the backup band for Rudy Ray Moore at the old Echo Lounge in E.ATL. Rudy Ray laying down his 70's pimpin routine & jokes, with 10 clowns all sitting behind him, waiting for the queue to play the next song. RR would enlist a local backing band for each show, providing a tape of what songs to know. joke was on him when Greasepaint walked in the door. I'm sure he said "WTF are dem white boys doin?" fricking bizzarro fun with an original OG.

EAPFJimStacy!!