Calgary punk band releases fourth album
Local punk band Oh Shit celebrated their fourth album this past Saturday with a roaring crowd of rockers, metal heads, beer drinkers, and music lovers enjoying the material from the band’s fourth album.
“The feeling of warmness, relating on a higher level, above my band or myself is why I love to plays music,” drummer Mark Russell said.
“We are able to put these shows together from the fans coming out to see us, to support us.”
The band will get in their mini vans this summer and take their show on the road across Canada.
Froid, one of the band’s guitarists, has high hopes for the growing punk band.
“To pretty much get bigger than The Beatles, more addictive than heroin and that I can grow hair again. ‘Because I’m bald.”
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