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This will be one groovy night filled with more riffs than your ears can handle! Chron Goblin will be releasing their new album "Life for the Living" and joining in on the celebrations will be Vancouver's We Hunt Buffalo and local rock n rollars Lustre Cream!

Chron Goblin
www.chrongoblin.com
From the smoke-filled rooms of university res to beer-stained stages across western Canada, Chron Goblin spread the stoke wherever they go. Filling bars and venues alike since their 2009 inception, the party-hardened four-piece have amassed a loyal fan base with their addictive on-stage energy as well as two intoxicating rock concoctions: a self-titled EP in 2010 followed by 2011’s acclaimed full-length One Million From The Top. Since then, guitarist Devin “Darty” Purdy, drummer Brett Whittingham, bassist Richard Hepp, and vocalist Josh Sandulak have split the stage with some of the biggest names in Canadian heavy music, including 3 Inches of Blood, Bison B.C., Weedeater, Orange Goblin and The Devin Townsend Project. They were also the only Canadian band to play London England's Desertfest in 2013.


We Hunt Buffalo
www.wehuntbuffalo.com
Rock guitar and synth sounds, seeped in a copious amount of fuzz. Their catalogue is an eclectic mix, filled with hard-hitting grooves and psychedelic overtones . In concert, We Hunt Buffalo captures the audience with their tight and powerful live performance. It's a culmination of years playing music togther in a small Vancouver suburb. If you like it heavy, you'll like We Hunt Buffalo

Lustre Creame
http://lustrecreame.bandcamp.com/
The band Lustre Creame came into existence in the winter of 2007. Three individuals sharing like-visions of moving over and beyond the rock and roll status-quo: that of Aaron Trozzo, Willis Orriss, and Christopher Lipinski. It was this instantaneous mesh of ideas, creative drive, and individual blue-collar jadedness that had Lustre Creame immediately punching out new and exciting original material. As time ran on, it became obvious that the band had something of a special rock & roll relationship; individualistic in nature and breaching pure-rock-fury.