New single - Released December 4, 2019

Produced and mixed by Dean Watson at Gallery Recording Studios
Mastered by Peter Letros at Wreckhouse Mastering

Lighthouse

Ottawa based Crunchy Flower just recently released their debut album (04-14-14), Volume I: Planting Seeds. The record hosts 12 songs with a diverse array of rock songs that have strong influences of classic blues rock vibes with riff rock tendencies and a raw rock approach that allows the quartet to let the music breathe.

Fronted by the powerful vocals of Debra Ereaut mixed with Trevor Denault창€™s melodic riffing and blazing solos helps shape the Crunchy Flower sound. Their sound combines the mystique of classic rock and blues rock to create driving melodic riffs to create a raw rock sound. Backed by a super tight rhythm section with Joe Gaspar on bass, vocals and keys and Bryon Colon on drums and percussion.

The band has enough tightened tracks to perform lengthy sets of original songs that audience members will inevitably find themselves humming for days onward. 

Equipped with boundless energy and a diverse array of rock stylings, Crunchy Flower provides a fresh live music experience for both the casual music fan as well as the hard core rock aficionado. 

The band is aiming for Volume II to be available summer/fall in 2015.


In a shotgun shack in the sub-zero depths of the Ottawa winter, The Red Rails began, with vocalist and guitarist Kim Vincent, bassist Chris Slaney and drummer Steve Brogno as its constituent parts. Since then, they’ve roamed the landscape like a pack of wolves, challenging audiences with their feral rock intensity and a taste for blood.

Their debut full-length album, A Living Fiction, is a rare beast. The songs pummel forward with muscular precision until either transcending to moments of melodic power or unraveling into anarchy. The first single from the album, On the Line, is a fine example, and its official video showcases the band’s frenetic edge, with Kim lacerating his guitar between vocal assaults on the mic. They’ve been compared to Them Crooked Vultures, Alice in Chains, and Death From Above 1979.

