The final Eardrums recording. Recorded for Tim and Grant's cousin's wedding. 

In My Life

Tim kicks it on the drums for this one.
Grant sings and lights up the guitar.
James takes a turn at the keys..

Go Then Go

Tim on the drums!
Grant on the bass!
James on guitar!

You Win Again

And here, at long last, is We're Not From Toronto, the semi-proper follow-up to The Eardrums' promising debut, Eardrops.

The unmistakable hit is the titular “Toronto”, a sarcastic epic condensed into 3 minutes of relentless hooks and harmonies. Tracks two and three hit equally hard: the slinky noir jam “Can’t Say No” and the synth-punk clusterfuck called “I Don’t Know What It Is”. As with Eardrops, the first three on the new EP are entirely self-recorded, though you wouldn’t know it if we didn’t tell you. Track four, on the other hand, is a live cut that must be heard to be disbelieved.

1 - Toronto

2 - I Don't Know What It Is (Boffo Mix)

3 - Can't Say No

4 - Mystery Mansion (Live at Budokan)

UNAUTHORIZED WHITE LABEL MIX - U HEARD IT HERE 1STTTT




Chandizzle - my dad rap (blue t-shirt bootleg remix)

Fact: this band stands unfashionably apart from the scene.we've been operating exclusively on our own terms over the last half decade, and we have the lack of success to show for it. So far, the Eardrums saga could be characterized by an obstinate refusal to relinquish control or accept conventional wisdom as gospel.
The Eardrums provides with a fresh and vital blend of garage rock, blues, and classic punk sounds that is utterly alien among their contemporaries in Winnipeg and beyond, but remains instantly familiar to anyone who remembers the primal thrill of rock and roll.


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