Montreal, Canada post-punk quintet The Fake Friends released a new single and video. Mile End showcases their take on a post-punk sound, which appears to be more abrasive and energetic. Besides post-punk, The Fake Friends draws influences from melodic punk rock, garage rock, and indie rock scene, so Mile End contains something for everyone. You can check out the single and video below.
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