The Dirty Nil

Canadian trio the Dirty Nil played a staggeringly noisy, blown-out mélange of hard rock and roll and punk with hoarse, fresh vocals. Self-described like a “rock and roll & roll music group,” they toured for a long time before liberating an album, earning themselves an area for the Warped Tour without ever offering away their ideals. Elevated on proto-punk and traditional rock and roll, childhood close friends Luke Bentham (acoustic guitar, vocals) and Kyle Fisher (drums) was raised in sleepy Dundas, Ontario, a satellite television city of Hamilton for the shores of Lake Ontario, close to the boundary with america. They performed music together for a long time, mainly for fun and practice, however the band didn’t really remove until bassist Dave Nardi became a member of in ’09 2009 plus they began to play displays in close by Hamilton, a little city having a close-knit and flourishing rock and roll scene which they quickly became an intrinsic part. The music group paid their dues with grueling trips over the U.S. and Canada, steadily honing their audio. With a solid D.I.Con. ethic, and in no hurry release a an recording, they churned out a reliable blast of 7″ singles, among which produced its way in to the hands of NOFX frontman Excess fat Mike. Impressed by the youthful band’s audio, he approached them with the desire to place out an archive by them on his Excess fat Wreck Chords label; the producing 7″, “Cinnamon,” triggered substantial consternation among followers from the label’s generally static skate punk design. The Dirty Nil ultimately authorized to Dine Only for the 2016 launch of their debut recording Higher Power, which recalled numerous ’90s symbols of grunge, indie, and sound rock and roll.