Everyone's a criminal, just ask the boys in blue.

Criminals is the youth-revolution brainchild of Brett Hornall (Vox/Bass), Swayzelhoff (Guitar/Vox), & Nolan Nielsen (Drums/Vox). The band knew they had written a song that would grab attention by its aggressive riffs and feel, which is why the band decided that the lyrics should reflect the movement against violence in North America over the past 5 years.

Criminals

Produced by John-Angus MacDonald
Engineered by Darren Magierowski & Jill Zimmermann at Jukasa Studio
Mixed by Derek Hoffman at FoxSounds
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound

Off the Top of My Heart

Heavy Metal Baby

The Keys

Vinyl By The Hour

Ability

Our 3rd SoundCloud song! This tune is about righting wrongs and angry stuff. Hope you enjoy this heavier side of us! Written and recorded by LightCatcher.

MISTREATED demo

Swimming

Grenadine by The Noolands. Recorded and mixed by Daryl Sarnat at Mix11 Studios. © 2019 The Noolands.

https://thenoolands.com
https://mix11.ca

Grenadine by The Noolands

Our debut album "Burning Down" is available now on all major streaming platforms.  

Recorded at Unity Market Cafe & Studios and Mix 11 Studios in Barrie ON. Mixed and Mastered by Daryl Sarnat.  

All rights reserved ©The Mystics 2019.

03 Gremlins - The Mystics [16bit]

Using our phones and the magic of the internet, we cover "Crime of the Century" by Supertramp (feat. Joshua Doerksen) 🌌 Always feels good to get together for a jam, whatever it takes! What should we cover next??

Crime of the Century (Supertramp Cover)

The Noolands are an eclectic group of longtime Canadian friends from Barrie Ontario with a tendency to float between rock genres and yet still maintain a uniquely focused and familiar vibe. Over the last 5 years, the group cultivated their fanbase organically from the ground up with two EPs, rounds of singles and music videos, eventually producing two charting songs, sold out shows & festivals around Canada and becoming a beloved staple of their hometown music scene and beyond. Their latest nostalgic summer release 1992 melds sounds similar to Vampire Weekend, Arcade Fire and Wilco with the unstoppable momentum of Oasis. The song explores the fear of change and accepting troublesome parts of who we are. Remaining on the outskirts of the industry, the band continues to quickly maneuver obstacles together and freely change direction to continue deepening their connection with friends and fans in a new world with many new songs...