Alberta Canada’s Trashed Ambulance Launch Pre-Orders For New Album ‘Future Considerations’ Out July 8th

Alberta Canada’s Trashed Ambulance Launch Pre-Orders For New Album ‘Future Considerations’ Out July 8

For Fans Of Pulley, Face to Face, The Flatliners

“It’s fast, it’s unapologetic and it truly sticks to the ethos of punk rock. Brilliant work!” – Mark McConville – Freelance writer

“It’s good to have Trashed Ambulance back again in all their trashy frantic glory.” – AJ Phink (The Punksite)

Pre-save/Pre-order Here

Alberta Canada’s Trashed Ambulance have announced a July 8 release date for their third LP ‘Future Considerations.’

The first recordings from the current lineup, ‘Future Considerations’ is a collection of 12 hard hitting punk rock songs. Inspired by the likes of Pulley, Face to Face, and the Flatliners, Trashed worked with Casey Lewis from Belvedere to bring the world 33 minutes of angry yet hopeful punk anthems!

Pre-save/pre-order here: https://bfan.link/future-considerations-1.

“Stalk In The Park” (feat. Robbie Morön and Émilie Plamondon) animated video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZxL1THMSkM&t=6s

Upcoming shows:

July 14 – Edmonton – Trashed Ambulance with Broken Yolks and Teacup Romance

July 15 – Red Deer – Trashed Ambulance Album Release w/The Moröns Regal Foul Self Help Books

July 16 – Medicine Hat – The Moröns, Trashed Ambulance & Total Wolf

July 17 – Banff – Trashed Ambulance with Regal Foul

Formed in 2014, Trashed Ambulance has survived a plethora of member changes and hangovers to continue forging ahead as a reputable option in the Central Alberta punk scene. With a handful of EPs, LPs, CDs, and cassettes already under their belt, the boys hit Echo Base Studio in Calgary to work with Casey Lewis (Belvedere) on their new single.

To date, the band has shared the stage with such punk juggernauts as Face to Face, Belvedere, Voodoo Glowskulls, The Real McKenzies, The Murderburgers, and Ten Foot Pole and have even made an appearance at Pouzza Fest – Montreal’s annual premiere punk fest. The guys already have some Western Canadian tour dates lined up and plan on terrorizing as many pubs, curling rinks, and bowling alleys as they can play this year.