Stream the debut EP from Fredericton hardcore legends-in-the-making in advance of its official release next week.
Matt Carter
Hold the press! If you have already started to compile your Best of 2016 lists, you best hold up and give a listen to the debut EP from Deep Fryer. A pleasing dose of weight and humour, recorded, mixed & mastered just weeks ago at Ancient Temple Recordings by Scott Miller, this four-track EP blends the overdriven tones of early 80s LA punk with contemporary hardcore/metal rhythm and vocals to give a fresh take on a tired genre desperately in need of some new ideas.
The group’s lineup includes a trio of Fredericton musicians whose combined recorded output includes everything from folk and pop to indie rock and straight-up metal. Jake Spencer (bass), JE Sheehy (guitar) and Kyle Clark (drums) are joined by heckler-turned-frontman Mike Erb who appears to have found his true calling screaming into a microphone.
Here’s hoping for a live show in the near future. In the meantime, these four jams will do the trick.
