Holy Crow Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia
Holy Crow's music is an honest portrayal of friendship, loveship, history, and ambivalence. Their first record 'Holy Crow',
is actually the next iteration of a long line of halifax folk music. Gabe and Tucker have worked together for many years, their tunes are captivating and powerful, and they will make you nostalgic for a time you don't quite remember.
Queer folk punk country!
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