“The Montreal-via-Alberta punks solder together noise rock, sludge metal, bluegrass, and post-hardcore for a forceful—and moving—rejection of stereotypes of their prairie homeland.”
“There's something fascinating about Canada's prairie towns. The ghostly howl of the wind, the whispering of the grass, mist gathering around the feet of the small hills. Yet somehow, even in absence of the bustling city, the silence feels ever so loud. Truck Violence's debut album, Violence, is described as an ode to these small town roots — by alternating between traditional Canadian folk and pul”
