Keenan Harrison

Inactive — Alberta, Canada

Keenan Harrison's latest post – April 9, 2013

Biography

I'm a promoter in my hometown mostly focusing on the hardcore/punk scene but every once in awhile dabbling into something else. Vocalist of numerous bands and projects. Love beer and groove.

Favorite bands

Al Green, Biohazard, Cold World, Johnny Hobo & The Freight Trains, Grieves, Obituary, Sean Price, Gorilla Biscuits, Against Me!, The Blackout Pact, The Mountain Goats, Grade, Hoods, New End Original, Bolt Thrower, Joshua Fit For Battle, Funeral Din

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Terror

Live By The Code
Victory (2013)

Hardcore veterans, Terror have sold over 200,000 albums worldwide and will release their forthcoming studio album, Live By The Code on April 9th. Mixed by Matt Hyde (Hatebreed, Slayer) and produced by Chad Gilbert (New Found Glory, Shai Hulud, H20, A Day To Remember). Terror’s legacy in the hardcore scene is already built as being one of the most respectful … Read more

Continents

Idle Hands
Victory (2013)

Continents from South Wales, UK are a Moshcore band that formed in 2010. Their self released video for “Trials” was released in 2011 and propelled them to the top of the UK hardcore scene sharing the stage with such bands as Emmure and Comeback kid. “Idle Hands” is their debut album on Victory Records.This album starts out like all too … Read more

Fall City Fall

Victus
Victory (2013)

Meet Fall City Fall, the patron saints of Calgary Metalcore. Five years in the making and putting out their Major Label Debut, “Victus” through Victory Records, these guys have been working hard to get to where they are and this record shows it. Fall City Fall blends a melodic sensibility akin to bands such as La Dispute with a what’s … Read more

Ampere

Like Shadows
No Idea Records (2011)

Ampere is an emotional hardcore band out of Amherst, Massachusetts known for incredibly chaotic live shows done in short bursts, sometimes lasting less than 15 minutes. A DIY ethos and vegan politics course through the veins of this bands’ lyrics and image. Arriving shortly after the “Level Plane” era of bands like Saetia andNeil Perry, Ampere continued the path tread … Read more