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New Damage Records Toronto, Ontario
Founded in Toronto in 2013, New Damage Records has been busy at work unleashing a myriad of heavy albums. After christening the label via noise rock mongers KEN mode for the Canadian release of their Polaris prize nominated album Entrench, we've gone on to unveil numerous projects by artists around the globe. ... more
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