Check out Kiwi Jr. Latest Album Football Money Here

“A gloriously raggedy piece of indie pop that recalls early R.E.M. and Pavement singles in its Rickenbacker sweep.”

— Clash UK

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Kiwi Jr. FootBall Money album, you can listen down below

As of, January 17, sees the worldwide release of Football Money, the debut album from Toronto's Kiwi Jr. The album is out via Persona Non-Grata Records and follows the March 2019 Canadian release on Mint Records.

A virtual explosion of power-pop, and infectious and ear-wormy from start to finish, the LP was engineered by Aaron Goldstein, and mixed by Holy Fuck's Graham Walsh. All natives of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Kiwi Jr. are now based in Toronto and much of their songwriting-- which has been compared to both Pavement and Weezer -- is informed by the city that surrounds them. They have spent the last 5 years honing their craft both in the studio and live, including opening spots with Wolf Parade, New Pornographers and Alvvays.

Football Money was recreated at high volume on stages across Canada; a dispatch stitched out of fragments, a lustrous twelve-string paint-job unraveling ten book smart tracks in under thirty minutes. A product of two years of labor, a monument to work-life balance, the record is not unattractively scarred by its circumstance: recorded by nightfall in dormant studios, friends and enemies drafted as backup singers and engineers, the LP untidily fuses the yin of work with the yang of life, chronicling a dual-existence, unkempt instrumentalists moonlighting as under-compensated administrators by the harsh fluorescent light of day, borne back ceaselessly into the Greater Toronto Area by night.

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Kiwi Jr. Tour dates