Once of the truly insane things about being in a band in the modern age is the insane amount of electronic updating you need to do on various profiles you’ve created. This is the last to be updated, which is in keeping with the spirit of this website… When aliens come to visit the wreckage of our population, this site will be the last thing that survives human existence. Trust us.
Also: trust us that Vancouver’s White Whale records will be releasing out debut EP around September-ish of this year. Ryder and co. are fine folk and firm believers in our cause, so how could we say no? More details as they appear before us. One day, perhaps we’ll even set out minds to properly designing this thing.
Our debut EP, hereby titled “Debut EP” has been scientifically adjusted by our friend Harris Newman of Greymarket Mastering, with assistance and emotional support from Mike “Snailhouse” Feuerstack.
We have put two songs up on Rupert Murdoch’s wonderous juggernaut of band sluttery and we are pondering the endless ways with which the rest of this slab of songsmithery can be pushed into your furry little paws.
Go “to there” to listen. If you fashion us as friend (or better yet, a wealthy benefactor), drop us a line and we will make you more familiar with what we’ve done.
Our friends Katie McCormack and Phillipe Blanchard are currently working away on the artwork and we are very curious to see what they come up with. More on this soon.
Please note: I (Samir) am “curating” (i.e., booking) Wombat Wednesdays at Toronto’s Tranzac club for the month of April. Tusks will kick things off, with Metal Kites and Steve McKay on April 2nd. More details can be found in the Toronto show listings on Stillepost.
Till then, we wish you “good bye”. And we are not lying!
Welcome to the ever-changing website of the band TUSKS from Toronto.
We have just finished mixing our debut EP with the grizzled Jeff McMurrich, and will be proceeding towards mastering and lord-knows-what.
We will hope to be making these songs available various formats (digital, analog, jelly-based) and are negotiating with the music industry to make sure that everyone has a great time.
“Your” pals: Tusks