No Problem- And Now This LP

Name: No Problem- And Now This LP
Brand: Ptrash
SKU: No Problem- And Now This LP
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No Problem- And Now This LP. Canada’s NO PROBLEM give us an absolute hardcore punk scorcher. With two great 7”s in 2010-2011, this album showcases a band at ease with their ‘sound’, blending hardcore and punk with plenty of big riffs and melodies, not unlike Fucked Up’s pre Matador days. Consistent with their earlier recordings this is essentially a hardcore record with melodic punk sensibilities similar to the ADOLESCENTS and the OBSERVERS. Featuring Graeme from the Wednesday Night Heroes and recorded by Jonah Falco from Fucked Up.

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