Downloads
Download Shakedown EP (2009)
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD - Shakedown EP (2009)
Click the album art to the right to start your FREE download of “Shakedown EP”. The zipped file (shakedown.zip) contains all 6 songs from the album (192kpbs) and all the album art.
The file size is 23 megs and should take about 2 minutes on a slower cable or DSL connection.
Track Listing
- Tim Horton Hears a Who
- Crawdaddy!
- The Pony Collector
- Level 2 Scapegoat
- Thin Skull Rule
- Shelf Life
Vocals: Clint McLean
Guitars/Vocals: Luke Muldoon
Bass: Declan Kerin
Drums: Chris Branston
Produced by: Simon Head
Mastered by: Nick Zampiello
The six songs on Shakedown are like breath of fresh air…Why these
guys are not signed to a label defies reason
New York Times’ “about.com”
Luke Muldoon’s angry guitar work begs to have
your stereo up loud enough to make your ears bleed
Spill Magazine
Hands down one of the top 3 best bands in Toronto right now.
Music She Blogged Toronto
As fierce and relevant as possible.
Exclaim Magazine
One of our favourite local punk bands.
Punkorama – 102.1 The Edge
Please consider a donation to Amnesty International in lieu of the free download.
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Download Outsourced EP (2008)
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD - Outsourced EP (2008)
Click the album art to the right to start your FREE download of “Outsourced EP”. The zipped file (outsourced.zip) contains all 6 songs from the album (192kpbs) and all the album art.
The file size is 27 megs and should take about 2 minutes on a slower cable or DSL connection.
Track Listing
- 3 sheets
- The Way
- Intermittent Explosive Disorder
- Douchez
- Black & Blue (Collars)
- ph Decontrol
Vocals: Clint McLean
Guitars/Vocals: Luke Muldoon
Bass: Declan Kerin
Drums: Chris Branston
Produced by: Simon Head
Mastered by: Michael Dominici
Soon-to-be punk rock anthems of our time.
Music She Blogged
The New Enemy is the real deal — fast, furious, furious,
and aggressive. The Outsourced EP is straight ahead
thrashing that makes Rancid sound like dinner music.
Spill Magazine
Toronto’s greatest hope for retrospective hardcore.
Exclaim Magazine
Please consider a donation to Amnesty International in lieu of the free download.