High Holy Days

All My Real Friends

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High Holy Days
All My Real Friends
(Roadrunner)
Throw Nickelback, Default and High Holy Days into a hat and you’d pull out the same band every time. No wonder North Bay, Ontario‚s High Holy Days found a home on the Roadrun-ner label, the same imprint as the Nickelback boys. It’s more throaty vocals, bad lyrics and the same-old grunge-influenced repetitive riff-rock. If you want to hear music like this, turn on the radio or MuchMusic and wait five minutes. We should all support Canadian bands, but do we need another group like this?
—Johnston Farrow
categories: Canadian artist