rare 70's scream noise documentary

NEW EMAIL : veddda@yahoo.ca sorry the ved001@canada.com is no longer working ......Tunnel Canary is a documentary about an improvised anarchist noise/punk band from Vancouver Canada that formed in 1978 performing live only 26 times before disbanding in 1983- described as neglected outcasts on the scariest , artsiest fringes of the Vancouver punk scene, most punks avoided them and were often being shut down by the general public. The genre of music this trio was producing ( which included a female vocalist and male guitar/synth and bassist) was very difficult to label at that time as they produced erratic and vicious samples of industrial/synthesizer based music , free improv and confrontational performance art mixed in with the fierce and unbearable screaming vocals of Ebra Ziron.
This film brings to light rare , vintage footage of the band performing live at clubs, galleries and guerilla style street performances that drew up to 200 people and often being broken up by the police. As well we hear from fans and the public that were fortunate enough to have seen and experienced this esoteric trio.
This film is not yet available on DVD , looking for distribution contact veddda@yahoo.ca for more info as well this film is available for film fests etc

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Music

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• music
• documentary
• film
• experimental
• punk
• vancouver
• metal
• loud
• vintage
• nostalgia

[sergejg2]

Still better than Celine Dion. One step in the right direction for Canada.

[rapist41]

this music was so fucking insane that even the hardcore rockers were scared

[FEEDTORONTOMUSIC]

THIS IS AMAZING.

[Hentaifreak50]

@klove51356 Nope. Screamo is just hormonally challenged people who play terrible music. Noise is still around in this exact form. Noise > Screamo

[klove51356]

this was vintage "screamo"......

[dudesons441]

@lupe1046 When? :O I must obtain this!

[JaackPat]

Where can I watch this documentary? I love this band, and I'd like to know more about it.

[sirusdavirus1383]

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[sergejg2]

The equivalent of noise music in literature would be a book written only with vowels.