Toronto punk veterans! In the vein of Stiff Little Fingers or the Clash!

THE FALLOUT is a punk rock band based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. With a musical style reminiscent of the early days of punk (Stiff Little Fingers, The Clash, The Ramones, The Jam), coupled with socially conscious lyrics, this is real music from the street and from the heart. The 'Turning Revolution Into Money' CD is the 3rd full-length release from these veteran Toronto punks and with their age and experience comes intelligence in their song-writing and lyrics, covering some serious topics of government short-comings and the welfare state of our nation(s), etc. Don't worry
though, ‘cus they still know how to have fun and it's not all serious, all the time...

Over the years, THE FALLOUT have played with such notable bands as: DOWN BY LAW, DUCKY BOYS, BLANKS 77, FORGOTTEN REBELS, REAL MACKENZIES, and THE CLASS ASSASSINS to name just a few.

In support of this new release THE FALLOUT plan to spend some time on the road in their new van this summer and there will be a select radio and press promo done early this spring along with an advertising campaign in publications such as RAZORCAKE, CAUSTIC TRUTHS, MRR, FAT CITY, THE NERVE and more...

REVIEWS
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"The second record from Toronto's FALLOUT continues in the 1977 punk-meets-new school sound they showed off on their seven-song debut. Stripped down to a three-piece, this is a bit more polished…fans of the CLASH and STIFF LITTLE FINGERS should enjoy." - Review of the ONTARIO CD by Rob Ferraz, Exclaim, Nov. 2002.

"This is an album of sing-along, catchy punk, in the vein of the CLASH or STIFF LITTLE FINGERS." - Allan McNaughton, Maximum Rock’n’Roll magazine