New BLOODSHOTS single drops Nov 9

Name: Active In The Park – Move For Mentoring
Start: 2022-05-26
End: 2022-05-26
Location: Central Park (Winnipeg)

November 4, 2020November 12, 20202 years ago Christy T 1 min read

The Bloodshots’ new in-your-face single, No Way Out to be released on November 9th will be the band’s first tune since being signed to Sydney-based Golden Robot Records out of Australia.

Their latest work was produced by Winnipeg’s own John Paul Peters who has worked with other legendary Canadian punk bands like The Creepshow and The Flatliners, and it seems The Bloodshots have found a great fit for the high-energy rawness you can expect from them.

The song kicks off hard from the top but what you’re really gonna wait for is the chorus. With gang vocals and wailing guitar, consider taking out some frustrations of your own by screaming along. No Way Out is angry but fun, like smashing a swing set with a sledgehammer.

Make sure you keep an eye out for the video – directed by Lee Michaels, and pre-save (or pre-order) the tune today!

While you’re at it, check out the preview of the video that they posted to their Instagram here:

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🎃 HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃 Because we cant give you our annual #halloween show, here's a teaser for the video to "No Way Out" coming Mon. Nov. 9th shot by the ridiculously talented @leemichaelfilms 🎬

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[Correction (Nov. 4, 2020 @ 12:49pm): Originally we published that Steve Ruzin was this track's producer, when it was actually John Paul Peters of Winnipeg. This has been adjusted above to read correctly.]

Christy T

Christy Taronno is a devourer of music, with hours of listening racked up so high it could be her day job. Christy is a songwriter and musician in her own right, known as Paper Machetes. She has written music for the feature film “Ruthless Souls,” the CBC Short Doc “Exposed Nerves,” and more. She has also written, and starred in, original plays such as “Bizarro Obscure” and “Uncomfortably Live.” Her years of working at the Park Theatre, along with her experience as a performer also means she knows her way around a venue. Give her a shout, because she has never heard enough and wants to hear what you've got.

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