We are all atomic veterans, the whole world because we live in the atomic age (hopefully not the post-atomic age, that would suck)

we last played live around a decade ago, we had some great gigs, got the girls (and guys)dancing @ Die Maschine (Collective Cabaret), The Spectrum (Pyramid), West End Cultural Centre, The Junkyard (gone), and Blue Note Cafe (also gone)....mostly in and around the heart of downtown Winnipeg! WECC circa 1996...we got them really dancing...unfortunately no tape exists of that show (far as we know) - anyone?

It puts the industry on the defensive, but it also helps to expose new artists like never before - of course no one could possibly ever listen to every song out there, so I think the majors are too worried - people will still buy CDs. I hope in the future we can pick and choose new retail music, instead of buying a whole CD at a time. <--- We can!
There's over 800,000 "hip hop" tracks alone on Soundclick - incroyable!

Only if they agree to our demands and rider unconditionally - no blue m and m's - new guitar strings and drum heads all around too please

formed in 1943...you know the rest

early Pink Floyd, Reggae, Neil Young, funk, psychedelia, garage rock, rockabilly, Free Jazz

The Lost City of Winnipeg

(hamish) one powerful traynor bass amp with a kramer striker 4 string bass; (jack) cheap guitars thru fender amps; (mike) harmonica and vocals/spoken word; various drummers (Barry Gibson, Greg Hanec, Kenny Morin, but mainly the late Brian Corrin)

Atomic power is a gift - use it wisely
Peace to all, stop fighting
Death to terrorism