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Ironically, I didn't truly appreciate the genius of Mr Plow until I saw a tribute act called the Plow King. He really is such a potty-mouthed teddy bear that you just want to give him a great big hug. None of that brokeback mountain stuff mind you, but a hug of manly affection. This time around, Plow sets his sights on Emo and Ted McGinley (amongst other things) to uproarious effect. He even throws in some remixes, just to round out the package. Next time ou see Plow at the Cobalt, make sure you give him a big squeeze for me. --The Nerve

Alcoholic White Trash (good old fashioned gutter punk)

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Alcoholic White Trash: Punk Rock Jihad

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"To truly appreciate the cultural significance of Punk Rock Jihad, one needs a working knowledge of ancient history. A quarter century ago, the Dayglo Abortions shocked their hometown of Victoria with Out Of The Womb, an album packed with songs about religious bumfucks and mommies who drink bags of urine. On Punk Rock Jihad, Alcoholic White Trash outdo their forefathers. Musically speaking the quartet aligns itself with crusty kings like the U.S. Bombs and the Unseen, which means the take no prisoners songs here are fast, furious, and surprisingly well executed. But fuck the music; this one's all about the lyrics. "Blunt Anal Trauma" and "Suck My Dick Bitch" are almost enough to make Punk Rock Jihad the new benchmark for offensiveness in Victoria punk rock. But what cements the deal is the charmingly titled "I Shit My Cunt". As the band makes the sound like Fallujah on a friday night, singer Ratboy Roy bark's out such lines as "I'll fuck you in your fucking ass/Right through your underwear" Somewhere, Jesus Bonehead is in complete and utter awe of what he's spawned. --the Georgia Straight

Searing Hardcore punk with a hint of metal overtones and heavy on the scum humor, these boys fit right in with their Victoria luminaries Dayglo Abortions and Lummox. Musically this is the best they have ever sounded. Period. --Razorcake

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Lupus (trailer park white trash punk rock from surrey)

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Total dirtbag scum shock trash rock/punk covering all the usual bases (drinking, driving, pot, sex, war) complete with gruff vocals, lots of swearing, and comedy. For fans of GG Allin, the Dwarves, Mighty Bosstones, etc. From Surrey, and a hit at the local crusty punk bar The Cobalt. Lupus was created with a dreama dream and a bottle of cough syrup. That dream was to get a rise out of all whos ears happened upon our sound waves.

Aging Youth Gang ( four old fart's playing old school punk)

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Well let these likeable old guys sell themselves for you: We're The Aging Youth Gang! We are out of Vancouver B.C. and have been around since 1991. We formed after the demise of a band called The Spores. This band was around from 1983 until 1989. The Spores were a fairly prolific band around the Vancouver scene during that period. They produced one album, two singles, a tape, and two videos. They played with such bands as D.O.A, Death Sentence, and No Means No, and opened for the Butthole Surfers. The singer became too busy with making films and so the guitarists and the drummer decided to continue on. We asked the singer of the recently defunct Curious George if he would be interested in joining us and he agreed. Thus Aging Youth Gang was born out of the ashes of two popular Vancouver punk bands. Our taste in music leans mostly to old school punk having grown up and being influenced by such bands as The Buzzcocks, The Stranglers, The Damned, and The Sex Pistols. This would typify our sound if one were to try and put some sort of classification on our style. We prefer to think of ourselves as a high energy, fun and melodic punk type band. The Mohawks and Maalox CD was recorded at Profile Sound Studio where D.O.A and No Means No have recorded. It was recorded by Brian Who Else who has recorded many Vancouver bands also including D.O.A and No Means No.

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Johnny Sizzle (acoustic underground hardcore)

From the home of Mr. Plow comes this tranny/queen punk folk glam rave up artiste, I am told with a following. I've called what I do many different names such as Acoustic Hardcore or Nerd Rock or even Faster Freaker Folk. Either way I'm having fun writing songs and playing live. My appearance which is campy rockstar drag is my image I like to hold and I find it's something that really doesn't affect the songs I write. When I write songs I don't always think about making references that pretain to transexualism or being gay. I'd rather write in a uni-sexual way or not be thinking at all into the sexual gutter. So don't let my looks scare you away. Am I scary?