NoMeansNo Going Nowhere

Volume 2 in Invisible Publishing’s Bibliophonic Series focuses on Canadian punk rock heroes. Written by some shlub from Cape Breton.

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Nomeansno - It’s Catching Up

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An ad for the classic album Wrong by NoMeansNo, scanned from the back cover of Suburban Voice no. 28, 1989. See also this post with a live show I caught around the same time. 

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Forward To Death - NoMeansNo (A Capella!)

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(via Nomeansno free time for Victoria-bred punk band - Music - Times Colonist)

The hard-touring trio makes its living largely on the road.

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NoMeansNo guitar credits by ” “, uhhh, none of your fucking business, someone (but we’re not sure whom) and no one in particular. From inserts of Sex Mad, Wrong, 0+2=1, Live and Cuddly, Small Parts Isolated and Destroyed

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Package I sent to Mikey Hanson of the Hanson Brothers.

Love that Pat Falloon painting card.

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Broken Pencil review of the book.

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Reviews of volumes 2 (NoMeansNo) & 3 (Deadly Snakes) in the Bibliophonic series by Jeff Miller

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A review of the book in a Moncton based blog

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Book tells story of unsung Canadian punk rock band

SYDNEY — Mark Black combined several of his passions in crafting his first novel.From the punk rock scene to his Cape Breton roots, the Halifax-based author explored a number of themes in his book “NoMeansNo: Going Nowhere,” released recently through Invisible Publishing’s Bibliophonic series.

A piece on the book in the Cape Breton Post. I think it came out on my birthday or the day before my birthday.

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A review in Razorcake

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A Posi Review of "NoMeansNo: Going Nowhere" | VICE Canada

We're starting a brand new column that's all about Canadian literary criticism. First up is a review of the great Canadian band bio: "NoMeansNo: Going Nowhere"

A great review of the book in the pages of Vice. This made my year.

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Be Shite Be Right

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Murray Bannerman presents Up the Pucks

This week I appeared on a podcast called Up the Pucks. We ended up talking about lot of stuff, you can check out the podcast here:

http://www.upthepucks.com/blog/2013/4/26/119-murray-bannerman-presents.html

Great podcast and two great hosts, Peter and Brandon.

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