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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The Boojums "The Boojums" 2025. Limited edition red vinyl (and sleeve), Having Fun Records. The debut LP from Nova Scotia's The Boojums. They're a tight, lo-fi, hard rocking three piece power pop garage rock band and it's my first listen/first exposure. I think we picked this up last month when we were in Toronto (I'm  [...]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Boojums &#8220;The Boojums&#8221; 2025. Limited edition red vinyl (and sleeve), Having Fun Records. The debut LP from Nova Scotia&#8217;s The Boojums. They&#8217;re a tight, lo-fi, hard rocking three piece power pop garage rock band and it&#8217;s my first listen/first exposure. I think we picked this up last month when we were in Toronto (I&#8217;m delighted to learn that this album was partially funded/supported by the Canadian government, Factor Canada &#8211; an arts organization from what I can gather, plus what looks like a coalition of Canadian radio broadcasters. Imagine, real public funding for the arts!). The riffs are heavy, the drums thundering and the vocals reminiscent of 80&#8217;s/90&#8217;s punk and grunge with a dash of Waits-gravel. My top track is &#8220;Garden of the Sun&#8221; which leans garage punk &#8211; the video looks like it came from a well-worn VHS tape from 1985. Also great are the dance-punk opener &#8220;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXJcDAiZDoI&amp;list=RDZXJcDAiZDoI&amp;start_radio=1">Outta My Head</a>&#8221; and angular, thrashy single &#8220;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqw5klQ9IDo&amp;list=RDnqw5klQ9IDo&amp;start_radio=1">Wings of Fire</a>.&#8221; Other tracks lean more garage pop and/or 80s rock (like Springsteen with jangle) like &#8220;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rhnWJwN6tg&amp;list=RD_rhnWJwN6tg&amp;start_radio=1">Football</a>.&#8221; Heavy indie pop, too, like on the grooving &#8220;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9gHMNOWDDc&amp;list=RDu9gHMNOWDDc&amp;start_radio=1">Gravy</a>&#8221; and &#8220;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onNTNsxhFMA&amp;list=RDonNTNsxhFMA&amp;start_radio=1">Dan&#8217;s Transmission</a>&#8221; upon which the sole female member, bassist Sara Johnston, takes over lead vocals. If this was one of the LP&#8217;s recommended by Toronto&#8217;s excellent Sonic Boom record store clerk, she made a great pick.</p>
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