Hey…one of our favourite radio shows, The Grind, just did an interview with Todd from one of our favourite bands, The Rebel Spell…
It’s absolutely mandatory that you listen to this show. You can stream/download the show HERE. Just do it. Now.
Hey…one of our favourite radio shows, The Grind, just did an interview with Todd from one of our favourite bands, The Rebel Spell…
It’s absolutely mandatory that you listen to this show. You can stream/download the show HERE. Just do it. Now.
Our second annual Rebel Fest is happening April 14th and April 15th at This Ain’t Hollywood in Hamilton!!
More info here: REBEL FEST
You can now listen to, or buy, the tracks from THE CLASS ASSASSIN’S latest 7″ directly from Bandcamp. Just $2.00 for both songs.
Please head on over to THE CLASS ASSASSINS BANDCAMP to check out Treason and Start Again!
Thanks to AUTONOMY MUSIC REVIEWS for the spot-on review! Much appreciated. And, it’s a free download, eh?!
THE REBEL SPELL…live in Germany…June 9, 2011…
Check out a recent interview with The Rebel Spell…some live footage and a chat with Todd…
The inteview starts at about the 23:30 mark in the show…
By Tyler Munro
It’s A Beautiful Future is the latest sarcastically titled album from Vancouver, BC punks the Rebel Spell and it packs a hell of a punch. Carried by a driving rhythm section, It’s A Beautiful Future is nearly unmatched in its enthusiasm and execution. The lyrics are passionately political, but never preachy or pretentious, but if you’re a “the medium is the message” listener, the songwriting is outstanding, making it easy to put the politics in the backseat. It’s A Beautiful Future never stagnates and that’s partly because songs like “Uncontrollable” and “It Can’t Just Be Me,” which feature violin and piano, respectively, work to keep things different and interesting. It’s A Beautiful Future is punk at its most coherent. Whether you’re protesting or skateboarding, or skateboarding to protest, the album is uncompromising and the strongest Canadian punk album since Supporting Caste, which is no small feat for a band that clearly wear Propagandhi’s influence on their sleeves. Our political future may be bleak, but with bands like the Rebel Spell, punk rock’s certainly isn’t.
(Rebel Time)
SPANNER is a great militant ska-punk outfit out of Bristol, England and they’ve got a new CD/album out called “Crisis.” It’s a corker and Rebel Time Records is pleased as punch to be stocking it in our distro. We should have it in a week or so.
What is the band all about? In their bio they say:
“Our sound is a small contribution to the soundtrack to revolution and we hope to inspire both much dancing and more direct action. We play militant, ska’d up punk that’s not just for entertaining “alternative” consumers or being part of the illusion of rebellion. Punk for us has to be more than noise and more than a hairdo. We want punk and punks to be part of a community in opposition and resistance to this murderous system which leaves everything it touches damaged or dead. We know that with our creativity and determination we can make a new world, and punk is about doing it now! We’d also very much like our music to strike fear into the hearts of capitalists, cops, bosses and politicians everywhere… if only they could hear the words!”