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PISS Cannot Be Ignored │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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"I truly believe that sexual violence is a soul wound that touches everybody in some way," says Taylor Zantingh of the Vancouver band's crossover appeal "Move your tail!" PISS vocalist Taylor Zantingh says to her cat with a laugh as her camera is obscured by a blur of fur. "She just missed me because we got home yesterday. She's just being a clinger," Zantingh adds with a smile as the cat settles beside her. The noisy, genre-bending hardcore punk quartet have just returned to Vancouver from thei
The Anti-Queens Were London's Punk Rock Royalty │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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The sun was high as Toronto punks the Anti-Queens took to the stage on September 26 in London for Punk Rock Flea Fest. The quartet gathered around the drum riser for their customary horns up salute before taking their places and diving right into "Ladders" from their 2015 EP START RUNNING. The song was a bomb of energy, every element turned up to 11 and the band dialled in, singer-guitarist Emily Bones leaning into her more gravelly register to drive the story of the song home. The band went int
Bad Waitress Proved Their Guitar Hero Status in London │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Toronto garage punk rockers Bad Waitress took to the sunny main stage at London's Punk Rock Flea Fest and wasted no time opening the show with their blistering 2022 single "Racket Stimulator," starting things off with a bang and getting people moving right off the bat. "Good afternoooon! We're Bad Waitress!" guitarist Katelyn Molgard said before the band dove into "Rabbit Hole" off their 2021 debut album No Taste. They followed this up with the pure sonic chaos of "Yeah Yeah Yeah," complete with
Bonnie Trash Brought a Swirling Vortex of Emotions to London │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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The voices of Bonnie Trash's Emmalia and Sarafina Bortolon-Vettor's Nonna Maria rang out on the main stage of Punk Rock Flea Fest on a Saturday afternoon (September 26) in London. The Guelph-based quartet treated the story being told with reverence and respect, drawing strength from the words and the act of remembrance before launching into "Hellmouth" off their 2025 album Mourning You. The band commanded the stage as they brought the emotions of the song to life with gorgeous instrumental textu
Thunder Queens United Generations in London │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Under a bright harvest moon on September 25, London-based grunge-infused punk rock power trio Thunder Queens took to the main stage at Punk Rock Flea Market London to celebrate the release of their sophomore album Deep Below. Their hometown release show could not have taken place at a better event, their formation brought about thanks to PRFM London seven years ago, marking a full-circle moment for the band. Dundas Street was packed with people of all ages, their community showing up in full for
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