Ape: A type for destruction

Once again off to the Royal Oak and another fine Rock'N'Roll Pizza Party presentation. Endangered Ape started things off with a band, thanks in particular to crazy frontman Adam Munro. On their killer EP they sound quite post punky; live they were more psychedelic garage. Really fine either way.

Shouting and eyeball-popping action!



Who's who? I know not since I was even lazier than usual and didn't get names ... the bass player is Phil Lawton and that's all I got.



Expostulating action!



Jane Edmunson handles the keys, while the Hot Blood Bombers' Shane Grass looks on.



Upstanding action!



Shirtless action!



A brief moment of contemplation.



Big finish!



They promise a full-length LP some time soon; they're now headed back west for a multitude of shows in Alberta and B.C.

• Show reminder: British grind legends Napalm Death, crush Babylon along with Kataklysm, Toxic Holocaust, Coliseum, and Trap Them; Gunsmoke, Machine Gun Dolly, Nummies, Winslow, The Zero Hours and Saucy Jacks rock Cafe Dekcuf; Amos The Transparent and Laurent Bourque are at Zaphod's. Jack Pelletier and The Battle of Ontario and The Soiree perform at the Elmdale House. West Coast folksters Fish & Bird perform at the Avant-Garde.