Nobro - Live Your Truth Shred Some Gnar 5011921111152 "Border Song

"Border Song

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Nobro - Live Your Truth Shred Some Gnar 5011921111152 "Border SongI spent my whole life running away; I think I like it better that way." Those lyrics form the basis of "Better Each Day," the first single from Nobro's new EP Live Your Truth Shred Some Gnar, seven of the most searing examples of scorched earth rock and roll ever committed to tape by a Canadian band. Call them punk rock if you like, because the Montreal quartet certainly does espouse a philosophy of rejecting societal norms. But if we can now accept