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June 2, 2009 - Stepper's new album, Way Out is available now. They will be touring Canada, summer 2009. Get ready.
June 2, 2009 - Stepper's new album, Way Out is available now. They will be touring Canada, summer 2009. Get ready.
hour.ca - Stepper - (Independent)
April 2, 2009 - Produced by two-time Grammy winner George Massenburg, Way Out is a mean mash-up of ska, punk, reggae and rock. Recorded live by Montreal's Stepper at Blackbird Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, the album is as progressive as it is non-pretentious.
April 2, 2009 - Produced by two-time Grammy winner George Massenburg, Way Out is a mean mash-up of ska, punk, reggae and rock. Recorded live by Montreal's Stepper at Blackbird Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, the album is as progressive as it is non-pretentious.
soundmojo.com - Is Ska music dead? Stepper step Way Out
March 24, 2009 - Are you in need of proof that Ska is in fact not yet dead? Look no further than the debut from Montreal band Stepper. The best way to in fact prove that a genre still has life is to not be ashamed of your influences and to simply do it well. Stepper? Check.
March 24, 2009 - Are you in need of proof that Ska is in fact not yet dead? Look no further than the debut from Montreal band Stepper. The best way to in fact prove that a genre still has life is to not be ashamed of your influences and to simply do it well. Stepper? Check.
Montreal Mirror - Stepper Way Out (independent)
February 19, 2009 - North American ska is a tough thing to do well. There's nothing worse than hearing what should be an extremely tight ship sail sloppily through the emblematic chickaboom-chickaboom of a ska tune. Montreal's Stepper, thankfully, are anything but sloppy. The band is strong, the vocals clever, horns full and the vibe energetic.
February 19, 2009 - North American ska is a tough thing to do well. There's nothing worse than hearing what should be an extremely tight ship sail sloppily through the emblematic chickaboom-chickaboom of a ska tune. Montreal's Stepper, thankfully, are anything but sloppy. The band is strong, the vocals clever, horns full and the vibe energetic.
