Bike Thiefs – Small Claims Court (Official)

From their new mini-EP Small Claims Court Out Now!

Bike Thiefs – Small Claims Court (Official)

Bike Thiefs are a chatty post-punk trio that sound like a cross between Parquet Courts and a late-night conversation with Charles Bukowski.

Bike Thiefs are a chatty post-punk trio that sound like a cross between Parquet Courts and a late-night conversation with Charles Bukowski.

Comprised of bassist Kris Pandierada, drummer Andrew Fasken, and guitarist/vocalist Marko Woloshyn, Toronto’s Bike Thiefs absorb music as quickly as one would expect from a group of millennial audiophiles. Pandeirada cut his teeth producing hip-hop beats in his basement; Woloshyn holed up in his room wringing the ink out of Leonard Cohen sheet music; Fasken immersed himself in the world of 2000s punk rock while booking shows and playing in a handful of hardcore bands.
Over the past few years, Bike Thiefs have refined their cool cocktail of speakeasy vocals, slashing guitars, and primal rhythms into catchy post-punk anthems. They’ve kept busy touring across Canada and the United States, opening for various international acts including Wavves, Antarctigo Vespucci (Jeff Rosenstock & Chris Farren), and The Dirty Nil.

Bike Thiefs signed to Stomp Records in 2020 and are releasing their debut full-length album this fall. It was recorded with Josh Korody (Dirty Nil, Weaves, Dilly Dally) at Candle Recordings in Toronto.

Direction: Bike Thiefs
Videographer/Editing: Brendo Black

ON TOUR!

May 25/22 Le Point Carré – Angoulême – FR
May 27/22 Supersonic – Paris – FR
May 29/22 Ak Shelter – Nantes – FR
June 1/22 Patronaat – Haarlem – NL
June 3/22 Mezz – Breda – NL
June 4/22 Kaffee ‘t Hof – Middleburg – NL
June 6/22 New Cross Inn – London – UK
June 8/22 The New Adelphi – Hull – UK
June 9/22 Retro – Manchester – UK
June 10/22 The Grayston Unity – Halifax – UK
June 11/22 The Shire Horse – Corby – UK
June 12/22 L’imposture – Lille – FR
June 14/22 Brin de Zinc – Barberaz – FR
June 15/22 Le Trokson – Lyon – FR
June 16/22 Disorder – St Etienne – FR
June 17/22 Kjibi – Montpellier – FR

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