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Weekend (Single) by jo passed
Artist Name: Jo Passed Label: Self-Released Location: Vancouver, British Columbia Release Date: January 22, 2025 Tags: alternative, indie rock, noise rock Link: Bandcamp
This One Song… Jo Passed on Weekend
Tell you what – we love hearing from artists when things go right. We equally love hearing from artists when things go dreadfully wrong. A song that was a piece of piss, written in 20 minutes? Or years in the making and a bastard to write? Whether it’s a song that came together through great duress or one that was smashed out in a short amount of time, we’re getting the lowdown from some of our…
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Jo Passed, "MDM"
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Jo Passed Paradise Rock Club, Boston, MA 23 February 2020
MDM by JO PASSED.
Best Albums of 2018: #8
Jo Passed - Their Prime out on Sub Pop
Despite being on a large and storied record label, Canadian band Jo Passed have shamefully flown under the indie news radar. That is a goddamn travesty as Their Prime is an enjoyable slice of fuzzed-out, hook-ladened rock. This isn’t to say that the album doesn’t have depth. Its lyrical themes address the increasing disparity between a city’s music scene and the feasible sustainability for its members and patrons. No matter as Jo Passed make the ride into forced obsolescence loud, brash, and thoroughly delightful.
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