Hailing from Tobique First Nation, Elsipogtog and Burnt Church, New Brunswick, the band Kickin’ Krotch integrates cultural storytelling and Indigenous values into their hard rock/metal music. They are a five piece all Aboriginal (Maliseet & Mi’kmaq) rock band. Member Mike Bernard talks with us of the band’s artistry and their latest self-titled album. Kickin’ Krotch was nominated for the 2014 East Coast Music awards for “Aboriginal Recording of the Year” and has hit number one on the National Aboriginal Music Countdown.
Artist (Song) Album
Simon Lynge (For Love) The Absence of Fear
Raye Zaragoza (Wintertime) Heroine EP
Buffy Saint-Marie (Power In The Blood) Power In The Blood
Ulali (Great Grandpa’s Banjo) Mahk Jchi
Lakota John & Kin (Women Be Wise) Lakota John & Kin
Kickin’ Krotch (Fearless) Kickin’ Krotch
Kickin’ Krotch (Ghost Town) Kickin’ Krotch
Kickin’ Krotch (Envious) Kickin’ Krotch
Magnolia Memoir (Ash & Bone) Pale Fire
Arthur Renwick (Nothing I Can Do) The Cigarbox Chronicles
Ghost Hands (Aching Eyes) Ghost Hands
The Delbert Anderson Trio (I Mean You) Fuzzy Lamp Sessions
