Get all 15 Pointed Sticks releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Beautiful Future, Anywhere / Beautiful Future, Billy Wilder / Trials of the Picayune, Born Undecided / For A Song, Infected / Two Pairs of Shoes, Pessimist's Son/Snapshot, Here Again/There's The Door, Pointed Sticks, and 7 more.
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Here Again
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Pessimist's Son
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Snapshot
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Trials of the Picayune
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Two Pairs of Shoes
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Infected
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Beautiful Future
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Born Undecided
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Billy Wilder
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For A Song
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There's The Door
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Anywhere
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Pointed Sticks Vancouver, British Columbia
Legendary Vancouver power pop punkers. Originally formed in 1978, their early singles garnered the international attention
of Stiff Records, who signed them, flying the band to London UK in 1980.
Disbanded in 1981, reformed in 2006 with original members, and since performed live in Japan, New York, Austin, Spain, Germany, Sweden and at home in Canada.
Physical LPs & CDs at Sudden Death link.
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