Bonnie Trash’s newest EP is based on the folk tales of Ezzelino III da Romano and the Ezzelini family. Ezzelino was a medieval tyrant in our ancestral town of San Zenone degli Ezzelini, Italy. He was said to be a cannibal. We, humans, are obsessed with having to know everything about everyone and anything that has to do with everything. Eating every piece thrown at us. The lust to consume is at an all-time high. We are becoming cannibals by consuming each other’s thoughts and words — real or fake. We must consume ourselves in order to transform.
Bonnie Trash – The Wavelength Interview (November 20, 2017)
Toronto Star Feature (June 2, 2017)
Stream the entirety of Ezzelini’s Dead on Northern Transmissions
Listen to “True Love (Eat Me)” – Canadian Beats
Listen to “Everyone’s A Killer” – Spill Magazine
Listen to “Sleepless Sheep” – Live in Limbo
SHOWS:
April 14th – Guelph, Ontario – Kazoo! Fest
May 18th – Toronto, Ontario – Owl’s Club
May 25th – Guelph, ON – The eBar – Athena McQueen’s Bday Bash
May 30th – Kitchener, ON – Farmer’s Market – Night\Shift Farewell Party
August 19th – Elora, ON – Riverfest Elora
September 8th – Guelph, ON – ANAF – FPOP FEST
September 27th – Toronto, ON – Velvet Underground – Night Owl Festival
September 29th – Montreal, QC – Brasserie Beaubien – Pop Montreal
October 20th – Halifax, NS – Halifax Pop Explosion – Details TBA
VIDEO:
Shot at the strike of dawn, Pearle Harbour stars in “Meat and Greet.” Directed by Sarafina Bortolon-Vettor, Cinematography by Liam Magahay.
MUSIC:
EZZELINI’S DEAD – June 9th, 2017 on FUCKPOP.
BUY:
TAPES
Our second run of tapes come in rubine red with the added translation of ‘Maria.’ Email us at fpop.guelph@gmail.com to place an order.
T-SHIRTS
T-shirts come in a range of small-xl on a white cotton unisex shirt with an 8″ X 8″ image of the Ezzelini’s Dead cover. Included is a digital download code + art + translations of Maria’s stories. Email us at fpop.guelph@gmail.com to place a t-shirt order.
DIGITAL
Ezzelini’s Dead can be purchased on a PWYC basis on bandcamp.
