Chuck No Captain Chunk - Pardon My French (10th Anniversary) - VINYL LP

Pardon My French is the second studio album by French rock band, Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!. Produced by Joey Sturgis (Asking Alexandria, Emmure, blessthefall), the album features the fan favorite single, InchHaters Gonna Hate.Inch To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the album , the Deluxe Edition is being pressed on vinyl for the first time. The 2 LP set is pressed on metallic gold vinyl and packaged in a gatefold jacket with alternate artwork. The album also includes 4 bonus tracks.

What Is This Place is one of the most emotional and incredible things I have heard in the last three years or more. It moves me to tears.' - Kinnie Starr 'From Montreal to Baja - Canada to Mexico - Ferrier's work is a road trip of fire and ice, passing under the desert sun and plowing through snow storms... Ferrier speaks to people lured by the sounds of jamming jazz musicians - the lyricist with a voice deep in sound and thought - inspiring a crowd gathered round in the smoke-filled room, all in different phases of their journeys but nodding to each other. To stay on the road is to sprout roots within yourself.' - Cordite Poetry Review, Australia One of Montreal's most prolific and influential poets teams up with all-female choir to create a CD most reminiscent of the first Leonard Cohen album Musical backing from some of the key figures in the Montreal jazz and avant garde underground; Nicolas Caloia, Bryan Highbloom, Jon Stein, Kris Mah, Doug Stein, Normand Guilbeault, Jean Derome, Pierre Tanguay, Sam Shalabi, Andre Asselin, Jay Scodnick, Gordon Krieger, and the all-female Diviners ENHANCED CD includes bonus video 'This Fire' - BIO Montreal writer, poet and singer Ian Ferrier has teamed up with an all-female choir and Montreal's top avant garde jazz musicians to create a wonderfully moody masterpiece not unlike the very first Leonard Cohen album. These are quiet stories of love, night, passion and heart sung in a soothing erotic whisper. It's a work that can only come from the literary and musical fire of Montreal, channeling the nostalgic Quebec lyricism of Jack Kerouac with Cohen's inner city heart. Ian Ferrier is one of the core writer/performers in the North American performance literature scene. His work is well-known across Canada, New York and Europe. Rooted in poetry, his live performances are a haunting blend of acoustic guitar, choir; whispered voice, an

An outlaw country headliner whose music reaches far beyond the genre's borders, Sara Petite has built an award-winning career with songs that owe as much to the rock & roll roadhouse as they do the honky-tonk. The five-time International Songwriting Competition finalist returns once again to the intersection of country twang and roots-rock bang with The Empress. Produced by Grammy nominee Eric Corne, it's a rawly-refined record whose 11 songs take place in dive bars, trailer parks, the throes of passion, and the feedback loop of addiction. Sara embodies her characters fully, from the heartbroken narrator on InchThe MistressInch - an old-school country/soul ballad about a lover's affair with alcohol - to the hell-raising hillbilly heroine for InchBringin' Down the Neighborhood. She maintains a strong female perspective throughout, celebrating the full range of womanhood along the way. The Empress is an album for all genders, stocked with songs that tackle the universal struggles we all face. Eve