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Birthing The Giant (released here in Australia in 2007), Canada’s Cancer Bats have returned with another slab of rock n roll infused punk, one that pays less attention ... instead focuses on a more streamlined assault on your senses.   While the Cancer Bats’ previous records hit like a heavyweight boxer’s right hook they have somehow found

Cancer Bats have posted a new video for the song " Hail Destroyer ", which is also the name of their latest album

unannounced Chicago show at the Metro with our friends in the Gallows and Cancer Bats on Superbowl Sunday, which, of course, was awesome and thanks to all who made ... good time (and check out the new Cancer Bats record by the way!) Then, while Zach was home in Texas during South By Southwest. he was invited to play

soaring melodies and more hooks than granddad’s fishing hat but right off the bat, the almost sterile production destroys any potential displayed early on. To make matters worst, this

held at gunpoint while the men hit him multiple times with a baseball bat and hammer. Previous reports of a robbery are false, as the Milwaukee police department has classified

most consistent pop rock albums of 2007.  Off the bat, opening track “I’m Pretty Optimistic, For A Pessimist” shows a band who have come along in leaps

Canada’s “Cancer Bats” have been causing a ruckus in their homeland since their inception in 2004. For the uninitiated, their mix of punk, metal and straight up southern rock ... vocalist Liam was able to spare a few minutes to chat with us… “Cancer Bats” interview by Cameron Chambers   Interview conducted on Monday June 4 th w/ Liam (Vocals

they’re a great band! Bands like Fucked Up, Attack In Black, Cancer Bats etc… they’re all local to us so we do our best to let people know

Cancer Bats" are what every rock n roll band should be. Dirty, drunk and ready to bring the party. On their debut full length "Birthing The Giant", The "Cancer Bats ... incredibly heavy guitar tone I was hearing. The bass sound gives "The Cancer Bats" such a thick bottom end that they could sound heavy without trying. Although I feel

rock band, one who deserves attention from music fans from all demographics. Off the bat, “Ghost” has a much more matured sound. The guitars sound more organic than previous