The Shrapnelles Calgary, Alberta
This gang of women raised by wolves from the great northern province of Alberta, Canada have effortlessly pulled themselves up through the cracks of the “girlbandghetto” trappings and nailed their reputation solidly. Swinging gaseous Gun Club riffs through a rusty blender of ribald chainsaw shredding with 4-part harmonies screaming ever so heavenly over the top, is both a sight and sound to behold ... more
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