G7 Welcoming Committee Records. Uncooperative since 1997.
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Bands
Malefaction
Since the early 90's, Malefaction have been pummeling listeners with unbridled hardocre grind and in-your-face lyrics which take on the hypocrisies of living under corporate dictatorship masquarading as a democracy. Crush the Dream, their G7 debut, was recorded in the spring of 2001 with Toronto engineer/funny-man Daryn Barry (The Weakerthans, Sons of Otis, Voivod). They followed it up in 2003 with Where there is Power, There is Always Resistance, another over-the-top cyclone of grinding, blasting, politically-disobedient disgust that left pink-bellied bangers everywhere running for the nearest thing that even remotely resembles their mommy. Throughout their decade-plus of existence, Malefaction successfully defended their title as Winnipeg's reigning super-heavyweight champions.
The band dissolved in 2004 to accommodate the academic aspirations of vocalist Travis Tomchuk, who'll be growling Canadian Labour History at unsuspecting university students any day now.
Travis Tomchuk (vocals), Clint Chiarella (guitar), Cory Koss (drums), Mike Klassen (bass).
Upcoming Shows
- None.
Discography
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Where There Is Power, There Is Always Resistance (2003)
- Old Gods, New Blasphemies
- Red Industry
- Old Gods, New Blasphemies
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Crush The Dream (2001)
- I Will Not Serve