Influential Halifax art pop band the Burdocks get together for a gchat interview and reminisce on their recently reissued 2003 album Airplane Tracks.

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Influential Halifax art pop band the Burdocks get together for a gchat interview and reminisce on their recently reissued 2003 album Airplane Tracks.

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Woke up with this one in my head today.
Daily Song - Day 46!
Icicle Knife - The BurdocksĀ - Airplane TracksĀ (2003)
Thereās nothing about Icicle Knife that I donāt like. Ā From the seemingly chaotic intro/outro, to the bright Strat guitar tones, the deep bouncing bass and slightly spastic drumming⦠and who could fault a song that starts asking if you know what your problem is? Ā The Burdocks, and later Dog DayĀ featuring some of the same members, are among my favourite ālocalā bands; local in the regional sense, since they were based out of Halifax (though had two Cape Breton members). Ā I saw them a few times and we played the shit out of their albums at Caper Radio. Ā The Burdocks were kind of east-coast indie rock personified.
The Burdocks - School Television
by Seth Smith