Kill Kenada

The first time I heard of Kill Kenada was when they supported Reuben at the Mean Fiddler (now known as the Astoria 2) in London. They were absolutely mental. The bass lines and drums were tight, and the guitar work was as filthy as your local kebab shop (a good thing, trust). I'm not really sure what is going with the band at the moment, as there has been a lack of updates for quite some while. They currently have a load of singles available from the Subverse Recordings website, as well as their debut album, 'The Pink Album'. Their album is full of chunky riffs, odd time signitures and just straight out rock n roll.