Casper Skulls have successfully grown into their own on their newest album Kit-Cat (Next Door Records, April 11, 2025), taking a refreshingly patient and collaborative approach to songwriting that ultimately left the Sudbury/Toronto, Ontario band creating the best album of their career. On Kit-Cat, Casper Skulls become a fully involved effort shared between band members and longtime friends Melanie St-Pierre-Bednis, Neil Bednis, and Fraser McClean. The combined effort that fueled Kit-Cat paints a poignant picture of what Casper Skulls has evolved into since their last record was released in 2021. “We decided to make this album super fun without overthinking it,” St-Pierre-Bednis says. “That approach made the songs turn out even better.” The result is an 11-track mosaic of the band’s life in recent years, grieving loved ones and lost relationships, full of self-love and love shared between longtime bandmates who not only explore new lyrical inspirations but shuffle their lineup from track-to-track to showcase their ultimate strength: collaboration. Casper Skulls have an impressive touring history, sharing stages with renowned acts such as PUP, Thurston Moore, Spirit of the Beehive and Kathleen Hannah. Their live shows are a force to be reckoned with, captivating audiences and turning heads with their commanding stage presence. Presented by Transmit Presents. This is an 19+ event