Canada's stalwarts of Anthem-Driven Hard Rock, are back with their new album "Dancing At Funerals;" A high-energy, smooth talking blend of classic hard rock that goes down like a fine whisky. Formed in 1987, five high school friends set out to be the biggest rock band to ever come out of Canada. With a reputation for their high energy shows and big anthems, they quickly began filling every club & theater that they played. The band was destined for global success, selling thousands of copies of their two EP's; 1988's "Little Monster" and 1990's "Tongue, Tied & Twisted." Just like so many bands in the early 90's, the success that seemed to be theirs for the taking never fully manifested and after almost a decade of decadence and steady touring in support of such bands as Extreme, Killer Dwarfs, Lee Aaron and Harem Scarem, the band decided to call it quits. It was an end of an era... but some things never fully come to an end. "Dancing At Funerals" delivers 13 songs that will shake your soul and rattle your cage. Playhouse is back and better than ever.