Da Slyme

God's Mercy on your Doomed Asses!

You have stumbled upon (or, god help you, searched for) the Internet digs of Da Slyme, Newfoundland's first punk rock band. Please note the Y - we are not Da Slime.

The rumours are true: Da Slyme has a new LP on Celluloid Lunch Records, If There's No Rubble, You Haven't Played. Available (while quantities last) at Fred's Records in St. John's and selected fine online and bricks-and-mortar record stores throughout North America and Europe, or download through Bandcamp. Unfortunately, Celluloid Lunch is sold out on their website.

Da Slyme was named Loud Artist of the Year at the Music NL Awards Gala on October 21.

Following the Awards show we were getting a couple of pictures in the theater and were photobombed by the great Kellie Loder.

If you find yourself in Las Vegas be sure to visit The Punk Rock Museum to see their exhibit on Da Slyme!

Recent Developments:

• Da Slyme has been nominated for the Music NL award for Loud Artist of the Year, along with two other great bands Point of Promise and The Order of the Precious Blood. Awards night is Saturday, October 21.
• Rubble was reviewed in the of September issue of the London, UK based music magazine The Wire.
• A six page feature article on Da Slyme appears in the 40^th anniversary issue of Ugly Things magazine (August 2023). We are honored.
• It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine published an interview with Kirt and Stig in June 2023.
• Our infamous first gig is the starting point in the new book Let it all Fall: Underground music and the Culture of Rebellion in Newfoundland 1977 to 1995 by Mike Heffernan.
• Matt Korvette reviewed Rubble on his website YellowGreenRed.
• Maximum Rock & Roll published a review of Rubble.
• Video posted of Piss Eyed Sleazoid shot at Bagelmania in 1981
• An interview with Kirt and Stig aired on CBC's Weekend AM on April 15
• CBC National Radio program As It Happens finished their show (starts at 1:13:20) with an excerpt from the April 15 Weekend AM interview. They had a great intro and closed the episode with the Rubble version of No Talent.

Stay tuned here for more news and other goodies. We've brought the History pages up to date and we are gradually adding more more pictures, posters, press clippings and song lyrics as time permits.

In the meantime all of the old content is still here. There's the song lyrics of the tunes on our 1999 CD The 20 Year Scam and a few pictures taken over the years. There's a list of all the gigs Da Slyme played (about three dozen in all) and scans of posters used to promote some of them. And the main event: Da history of Da Slyme.