Random Killing

Random Killing
Origin	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Genres	Punk rock
Years active	1984 (1984)–present
Labels	Raw Energy

Random Killing is a Canadian punk rock band from Toronto who were assembled initially as a joke in 1984. Their original name was Roy's Comrades, which was a nod to Roy McMurtry, Attorney General of Ontario at the time. After writing a few decent songs, the band decided to record and stay together. In 1995, their song "12," from Thoughts of Aggression (Raw Energy 1994), was re-recorded at CBC Studios and released as an animated video by Sesame Park and subsequently picked up by Sesame Street where it aired internationally for almost a decade. In 1998, the band performed live on CTV's Open Mike with Mike Bullard. The band performs mainly in Ontario and Quebec but have toured Canada in past. They have performed with bands such as Ripcordz, Armed and Hammered, Dayglo Abortions, GBH, Agnostic Front, Bad Brains, Propagandhi, D.O.A., UK Subs, Bunchofuckingoofs, Coffin Break, and Submachine to name a few. Their song "Undertaker", was featured in a 2008 Space (TV channel) documentary titled "Zombiemania".

Band

Current members

Drool - Andrew Kiteley: Vocals

Mudd - Jim Moore: Co-Founder, Bass

Rusty Talent - John Hajdu: Co-Founder, Guitar

Robber - John Neilson: Drums

Former Members

Mike Rosenthal: Drums
Mark Watts: Guitar
Tim Monahan: Drums
Tony Mastromatteo: Drums
Victor Farkas: Vocals
Kevin Low: Vocals
Sean Dignan: Drums

Releases

• Take Our Flag (Aardvark, 1985) 7"
• This Whole World (Aardvark, 1989) 12"
• Kicked in the Nuts (Resistance Records Europe-not the white power US label, 1990) 7"
• Welcome... (Raw Energy Records, 1992) cd/tape
• Re-issued (Raw Energy, 1993) cd/tape
• Thoughts of Aggression (Raw Energy, 1994) cd/tape
• Urine the 90s Now (Raw Energy, 1996) cd
• Stranded (Raw Energy, 1997) cd

External links

• Random Killing Official site
• Random Killing on Facebook
• Random Killing on Myspace