PUP recently hit Newport Music Hall in Columbus, OH, with support from Cloud Nothings and PINKSHIFT. Zane Brammell captured the high-energy fun!
To learn more about Junko Daydream’s loud, raw, and emotional sound, they join us for a Stereo Six in which they describe their favourite records of all time, including one interesting curveball you may not have expected.
Consisting of musicians John Ward, Edward Lee, and Connor Ricketts, the Ontario, Canada-based rock trio Nothing Serious recently unveiled…
Southern Ontario rock outfit, Nothing Special unveiled their new single, “Brandi,” last Friday but, today, they’re bringing us the…
Toronto punk rockers, PUP has lifted the lid on a brand new single titled “Anaphylaxis.” The track is the…
Toronto band PUP continue to support their latest album, Morbid Stuff, and have just unveiled a video for the title track, “Morbid Stuff.”
Canadian punk rockers PUP along with Partner, Twin Peaks and Cayetana sent everyone home a happy camper after their hometown show July 21st at RBC Echo Beach.
By Vanessa Markov Photo by Amanda Fotes http://www.puptheband.com/ Six months ago, the only thing that I knew about PUP was…
The Prism Prize is thrilled to announce the Top 20 best Canadian music videos of the year, as voted by a jury of more…
PUP, the ferocious four-piece, release “DVP” today via SoundCloud, a song that the band has been playing live since early 2014.
It’s been one hell of a Spring for Toronto punks, PUP. The band recently wrapped up their first full US tour and earlier this month, left SXSW in their dust with memorable performances alongside OFF!, The Black Lips and more. With just one week to go before their debut album comes out on April 8, today the band is streaming their entire new album via YouTube. To celebrate everything, PUP will return to NY for a Village Voice-sponsored record release show on April 12 at Brooklyn Night Bazaar with more bands to be announced soon.
Toronto, Canada continues to produce bad-ass bands at an near alarming rate. But no one’s fucking complaining, cause that’s a good problem to have. Enter the relatively new punk rock quartet PUP. These guys are new (duh!), raucous, and fall into the aforementioned “bad-ass” bracket. With their self-titled debut out now in Canada and set to drop everywhere else on April 8th, we grabbed (not literally… that isn’t nice and we’re Canadian) guitarist Steven Sladkowski to find out more about the record and his gear. Word.