Break The Trend – Casualties
2 Years ago, Break The Trend put together a plan with the After two long torturous years, Canada’s local rock and roll superstars Break The Trend are back for more… All right, cut the shit. These guys are about the music. It’s not only what they do, it’s who they are. Coming off of 2015’s three song EP “Talk Is Cheap”, Break The Trend has set the stage for their first full length album release “Casualties”
By joining forces with Brampton Ontario’s first record label SoundDrive Records, the band is ready to unveil their emotionally charged, politically inspired debut LP. Recorded in August 2016 by Recording Engineer/Producer Kyle Luettschwager at Schoolhouse Studios, “Casualties” stays true to the bands promise to bring passion and soul back to Rock and Roll. “We wanted to showcase a piece of ourselves and our insight on pop culture.” Exclaims lead singer/rhythm guitarist John Fournier, “All while keeping it in our wide range of musical influences.”
On the cusp of releasing their very first music video, filmed in Brampton’s famed King Of The Ring boxing club “Fight Your Reality” is sure to challenge the status quo and pave the way for Break The Trend’s hard-hitting return to the airwaves. Pre order “Casualties” now orSeptember 8th and experience Rock’s newest dimension!
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