The trains might not all be arriving on time, but in the midst of the conflict over the Wet’suwet’en pipeline resistance, indigenous club-jam kingpins A Tribe Called Red can be counted on to show up and have their say. Equally reliable is their capacity for concocting a potent banger, fierce and exhilarating with its pow wow chants and brawny beats, and this one’s as ferocious, yet focused, as anything they’ve done. The track is free to grab on Soundcloud, but one’s encouraged to make a donation to Unist’ot’en 2020 Legal Fund – more info on that, and on artist Whess Harman, whose fundraising patch design doubles as the release’s graphic, at the link below.
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