Tupperware Remix Party

Poised to Dominate (independent)

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I don’t think the guys in Halifax’s Tupperware Remix Party take themselves too seriously. Mixing the sounds of classic Rush with the electronic textures of Daft Punk, TWRP creates highly danceable rock music devoid of pretension. Because seriously, it’s hard to look cool when you and your friends are playing intergalactic hard rock dressed in spandex and looking like the backing band at last year’s Hal-Con. But that’s probably what they are going for: the sparkling guitar riffs; cheesy synthesizers; voiceovers and complex shredding. If Rick James were blasted into another universe to battle dragons with his electro-boogie and keytar, this is exactly what it would sound like.