"A heavy triptych of alt-rock disturbance! JOaN SMiTH & the JaNE DOeS channel a storm of serrated chords and witchy incantations. Grave Danger steer effervescent bass bounce through synth-drenched dance-punk terrains. Cougar Mingus crack open their brew of doom, funk, and delirious grunge combustion. Big FFO: QOTSA, early PJ Harvey, The Strokes, Kyuss."
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Joan Smith & the Jane Does are a Canadian fuzz-filled, femme-rock dance machine with cutting vocals that amp up to the edge of sanity, pulsing rock beats and relentless guitars which remind noted radio personality and music historian Jeff Woods of ‘Queens of the Stone Age with Stevie Nicks vocals’.
The Jane Does are leaving an indelible mark on Canada’s rock scene. They’ve quickly earned a place in the alt rock landscape. Their debut full length album, “Do Me Some Harm”, was mixed by Alain Johannes (Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures). https://www.instagram.com/joansmithandthejanedoes/?hl=en
GRAVE DANGER
The Grave Danger are a robot-rock outfit from the South West of England piloted by brothers Stos & Miti Goneos. Hypnotic growling bass riffs, glitched out guitar, a synth from outer space and unhinged vocals with a stomping drum machine.