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Hockey Dad Records
2A-55 East Broadway Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada V5T 1V4
Distributed by Scratch and Revolver
Hockey Dad Discography
HDR20: V/A - Farm Team CD (2009)
HDR19: Defektors - Torn to Pieces/No to the Nite 7" (2008)
HDR18: White Lung - Local Garbage 7" (2007)
HDR17: The Bloggers - s/t CD (2007)
HDR16: FUN 100 - CD EP (2006)
HDR10: FUN 100 - Hit it & Quit CD (2005)
HDR1G: FUN 100/Paper Lanterns - split 7" (2006)
Delayed/Never
HDR14: Sticks - Busdriver/Marathon of Hope 7"
HDR7: Cran - We're Going to Make it CD single
HDR00: The Hand - Brothers We Are Rich CD
100 with photocopied zine - out of print
April 2009
HDR19: DEFEKTORS - Torn to Pieces/No to the Nite 7"
526 pressed on black
September 2008
HDR18: WHITE LUNG
- Local Garbage 7"
500 pressed - 100 on white - 400 on black
September 2007
re-press - February 2009 - 300 on black with red and black covers
"White Lung smack us upside the heard with their debut EP, and leave us dizzy with their post-punk snarl. Singer Mish's sexy growl conjures up a young Jade Blade or Penelope Houston, while guitarist Natasha slices and chops her way through tracks like "Amy White Out". Bassist Grady and Drummer Anne-Marie (also of the Riff Randells) lock in an airtight rhythm strike that makes listeners want to dance, particularly on the cut "Breaking Boxes". Think of a perfect blend between Mika Miko and the Bags. These gals have hit the ground running and definitely impress."
Bryce Dunn, Discorder Magazine - Nov 2007
200 - silkscreened covers white on black - about 15 in neon green
March 2007
"...this Vancouver four-piece are truly one-of-a-kind. Playing straightforward rock’n’roll with Malkmus-like vocals through a lo-fi noise rock lens, the Bloggers’ self-titled debut demonstrates their ability to go in any direction without sacrificing their identity."
Exclaim! Magazine, June 07
100 hand numbered copies - out of print
December 2006
Download this EP here
Cover art by Owen Plummer
490 on pink - 10 on light pink
August 2006
"In 'Pull the Goalie,' Fun 100 sings one of the catchiest choruses in recent memory...This band understands how to write and perform infectious, ecstatically fun, sugary-pop songs, and it clearly has a blast throughout the process. The band probably would shrug off any dissection of its silly-pop songs; however, the syncopation of the chorus in 'Pull the Goalie' and the subtle vocal rests and percussion fills in 'Gimme the Chiefs' are brilliant touches. Fun 100's not only a group of entertainers, but a group of artists."
Punk Planet, July/August 2007
500 pressed - out of print
October 2005