Artist's albums
Free Rein to Passions
2023 · album
Celebration
2023 · single
Nicer Guy
2023 · single
Bye Bye Big Bear
2022 · single
Fuck Art
2021 · album
One More and the Bill
2020 · single
Blunt Force Concussion
2020 · single
Doom Boy
2020 · single
Done with Drugs
2020 · single
Christmas at My House
2019 · single
Idiot Victory
2019 · single
Master Volume (Deluxe Edition)
2019 · album
You're Welcome IV
2019 · single
You're Welcome III
2019 · single
You're Welcome II
2019 · single
Astro Ever After
2019 · single
You're Welcome I
2019 · single
Live from Saturday Night Livestream
2019 · single
Master Volume
2018 · album
I Don't Want That Phone Call
2018 · single
Pain of Infinity
2018 · single
Bathed in Light
2018 · single
Surrender
2018 · single
Minimum R&B
2017 · album
Caroline
2017 · single
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Biography
If there’s one rule people should follow when approaching the Dirty Nil, it’s this: Never tell them how to rock ‘n’ roll. Ontario’s Juno Award-winning trio is a finely tuned rock machine that is at its best when the members are pursuing their penchant for thrashy riffs, bashed out drums, and levels-to-the-max volume. And on their fourth album, Free Rein to Passions, the band followed their instincts down to the note to produce their most authentic work to date. The Nil’s back-to-basics approach was a direct reaction to their previous record, 2021’s Fuck Art, a creative process that brought too many industry people whispering in the band’s ears, telling them how to polish and tweak their songs to fit on the radio or streaming playlists or whatever other arbitrary whims the modern music machine demands. In order to incinerate their apparatus, they had to destroy it completely. They jammed away in their practice space for weeks, not overthinking anything or taking any external input. They didn’t sweat the small details or fret over transitions and arrangements. Less second guessing, more reckless abandon. Staring into the abyss of entertainment serfdom, the trio spat on it. They smashed the chalice of poison brought to their lips, grinding the shards under their heels. A rock and roll band is part religion, part small business and part pirate ship. Sabres were wielded and planks were walked for The Dirty Nil to bring Free Rein to Passions into this world.