Today the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's 'Bande a part' included Grand Trine in a piece on the Montreal Weird Punk scene. Others featured included Aids Wolf, Red Mass, Duchess Says, and Les Georges Leningrad. écoutez.
We do not self-identify with the term but it was nice to be included anyway.
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ey miss the point so hard , including all that quebectro clash garbage
It would have been nice to see some Ultra Thin & Dead Wife but I guess they probably needed it to have a majority of French content - I am guessing anyway. It kind of made Weird Punk come off like a really shitty marketing term. OH WELL. Grunge...
i just don't get why they'd do a "weird punk" feature in the first place if they have rules about french content... nevermind the several "weird punk" bands from france that I assume don't even register on the radar of the know-nothings at radio-can.
i'm just annoyed 'cause they asked me a bunch of dumb questions , nothing about the actual BANDS and then put together the most random & half-assed playlist ever.
when i saw the list of bands i felt like a total fool for agreeing to be interviwed in the first place,. not that i would have done it if i hadn't been off my head on cold meds.
in what universe is jean leloup weird or punk?
gotta love quebec's insistence on being as cut off and provincial as possible ...
lip ring.
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