I really need to update this thing more often. More and more lately i begin to realize the incredible hardcore bands Canada has and has had in the past. So many Canadian hardcore bring something different and new to the table, now thats more then likely a bias opinion but i think many can agree with me otherwise. Looking through past Toronto hardcore history i realize how much I have missed out on and i get so bummed out knowing now the incredible bands i have missed out on, although my age plays a big part of it. While No Warning, Our War and Haymaker were conquering the local Hogtown i was getting heavily involved in my punk roots from Dead Kennedys to Black Flag. Its crucial for me now to take part in my current scene appreciating the past and agnowledging the present state of hardcore. This summer I am trying to take part in as much concerts as possible but with work and juggling other priorities around its hard to keep track. Appreciate what you're given and make the most of it.
Out.
Currently listening to: Haymaker- Caught In A Mosh
