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Black Tooth Grinn Sydney, Nova Scotia
Black Tooth Grinn is from Sydney NS, a town known as much for the remnants of industrial exploitation as it is for a deep culture of music. This influences drives them to push a little harder to shine through the smoke and fog. Their show appeals to your most carnal senses, pushing you to take that extra shot, stay for one more song. You're going to feel it the next morning. ... more
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