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- Interview: Total Fucking Darkness Chase Pop Glory Into the Great Void on “This Is The Last Time,” New Album Coming in 2027 - October 20, 2026
- Hamilton Duo Allegories Abandon the Blueprint on Ethereal Dream Pop Single “Glorious Vanity,” New Album ‘By Accident, On Purpose’ Out Now - October 19, 2026
- Indie Pop Songwriter Raphaela Holds Memory and Doubt in the Same Breath on “Take It Back” - October 16, 2026
The Black Fever is a post-punk band based in Toronto, composed of Shoe (vocals, guitar), Pat Bramm (bass, back-up vocals), and Dan Purpura (drums). The trio mixes guitar-based influences with lead bass lines and propulsive drums, focused on concise songwriting.
Their latest release “Nowhere” was written about the troubles experienced by their generation. Economically, socially, politically, environmentally, and now health-wise, people in their teens to 40s are not living their best lives.
