Album / Title
By: Tankhog
Origin: Vancouver, British Columbia, 🇨🇦
This heavy Vancouver punk band was made up of half of the members of the infamous Slow, one of Vancouver's most legendary punk bands. Tankhog never quite reached the past glory of Slow, but they did manage to put out on album on Zulu and this, their only vinyl outing, before finally breaking up. It's basically nut-crunching thunder punk that stomps on your head ‘til you're unconscious! Sound nice? Robynn Iwata of Cub drew the cover.
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Musicians
Bruce Kane: vocals
Shane Davis: guitar, backing vocals
Stephen Hamm: bass, backing vocals
Terry Russell: drums, backing vocals
Additional musicians
Vince Gatti: backing vocals
Songwriting
‘The Freight Train Song’ written by Shane Davis, Stephen Hamm, Bruce Kane and Terry Russell
‘Jealous Trains’ written by Hugh Ellenwood
Production
Produced by Vince Gatti and Tankhog
Technical
Recorded and engineered by Vince Gatti
Recorded at Fir Street Studios, March 1992
Remixed by Jaime Nicholson
Mastered at K Disc Mastering
Pressed at Bill Smith Custom Records
Printed at Benwell-Atkins
Equipment management by Cretins Dude
Artwork
Front cover artwork conceived and drawn by Robynn Iwata, with apologies to Tibor Gergely
Technicolour wizardry by Bill Baker
Back cover photography by Juliet Wilson
Label artwork manipulated by Bill Baker
Nude centrefold photography by Melvin
Tankhog logo designed by Steakface
Management
Goodboy Productions, Vancouver, BC
Release
7-inch vinyl single, 33⅓ RPM
© 1992 Mint Records, Inc.
Publishing
Both selections published by Squealin’ Music (SOCAN)
© 1992
Special thanks
Rowena, Peppermint Fatty Records, Scott Chernoff, Garnet Harry, Nicolas Bragg, Craig Ferguson, Tootle, Robynn Iwata, Lisa Marr, Steakface, Nardwuar the Human Serviette, Michael Leduc, David Wisdom, Jaime Nicholson, Paul Moes, Greg Garlick, Juliet Wilson, Hugh Ellenwood and Vince Gatti
Liner notes
‘Hi, Scott from 9 Lb. Hammer!’
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