Nash The Slash Rises Again!

Mooh · 2025-09-20T06:08:03-0400

Nash the Slash Rises Again! — Films We Like

Theatrical Starts TBD. Available for Film Festivals. A FILM BY TIM KOWALSKI FEATURING: IGGY POP, GARY NUMNA, GARY TOPP, VALERIE BUHAGIAR, DON MCKELLAR NASH THE SLASH RISES AGAIN! A new film that uncovers the sinister Canadian electronic music innovator who took his name from the killer butler in

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SAw him a few times way back when. I was a big fan, still have some records.

chevy · 2025-09-20T07:05:01-0400

I'm going to keep my eyes open for that.
Saw him with FM.

DaddyDog · 2025-09-20T07:24:46-0400

The article is from 2023. I wonder if the film is streaming.

Mooh · 2025-09-20T09:36:32-0400

I noticed that, but the filmswelike Facebook page had a new post about it so I thought, what the heck, share it.

Nash The Slash played a lot of university and college campus gigs back in the day. Luckily, I had friends at several southern Ontario unis where I could crash, party, and go to shows. Met him at one. Hands down the loudest fucking shows I'd ever been to.

Hammerhands · 2025-09-20T11:23:08-0400

Here's a cool instrumental by Frank Black where one of the guitars sounds a whole lot like Dance After Curfew.

The composer is listed as Frank Black, but it might be by Lyle Workman.

Wah22wah · 2025-09-22T16:19:07-0400

I think this great. Hadn’t heard of it but glad you posted it

KapnKrunch · 2025-09-20T12:00:01-0400

Every time he showed up in Thunder Bay, I was there. A unique talent. Thanks @Mooh

Sneaky · 2025-09-21T09:37:29-0400

Some of his gear…

zontar · 2025-09-23T01:56:31-0400

Those are better pictures than the ones I have from the National Music Centre.
old phone for me, maybe I need to go back.

Milkman · 2025-09-22T21:41:04-0400

I saw FM live and loved their Black Noise album. I used to cover Phasors on Stun on the mandolin.

I was lucky enough to do a session at Nimbus 9 with Nash's "replacement" in FM, a Mr. Ben Mink.

Ben is an amazing multi-instrumentalist. He played violin on the session. Super nice guy as I recall. Also on that session was Bob Lucier on steel and Bill King (Janis Joplin's music director and keyboardist).

I'll check out the film when I can.