Review – Bardos
By: Lindsay Newman
Album: Stolen Sex Tapes
Download Link: http://bardos.bandcamp.com/
Release Date: September 30, 2014
Genre: Punk- Rock/ Post-Punk
Windsor based band “Bardos” just recently released their digital album “Stolen Sex Tapes”. Pinky Bardo (Vocals, drums & guitar) and Fox Killdear (Guitar, drums & bass) met years ago where they bonded with groups such as Patti Smith, The Stooges and Pixies. They included these sounds to their own album.
The band really captured the idea of punk into their songs. In the beginning they started off with more upbeat songs such as “Say No To Johnny”, “Meat Heart” and “Busy Skies” which will bring an audience in. They then start to slow things down a bit with “Saviours Son” and “Who Do You Kill” which I thought was a great move on the album to keep the listeners engaged.
“Stolen Sex Tapes” is worth the listen because you will not be disappointed. Bardos are currently on a nation wide tour, if they are in your area you should check them out.
Rating: 4/5
Bardos on social media:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/bardosband
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bardosmusic
Instgram: http://instagram.com/pinky_bardo
Website: http://thebardos.com/
I’m Lindsay and I’m a Journalism student at Humber College in Toronto, ON. I am one of Canadian Beats newest writers, starting in October 2014. I’m a concert enthusiast and I enjoy going to local shows to support the music scene. I love to see the happiness on the bands as well as the fans faces. Music and writing has always been a huge passion of mine, I think being a dancer has a big part of that. I will more than likely see you at a concert so come say hi!
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