We firmly believe that a band should be a group of fierce friends first and a business second. That's how we came together at the start, and to this, we'll continue to hold fast. [6/6]

With love,
April H, Colin & John

Anna Pest will continue to write, perform, and record as a three-piece for the time being. Whenever the right person approaches us, we'll be pleased to welcome a new bass player into the fold—but we have no plans to rush it. [5/6]

We'll attach her statement here for anyone who wants to check it out. [4/6]

April's a brilliant, passionate, noble-hearted, and very talented girl, and it's been awesome having her along on this adventure for the past three years. We'll miss her sense of humour, shenanigans, and general badassery, and we wish her luck and strength on this next chapter of her journey. [3/6]

This band demands a lot of time and energy from all of its members, and given the current state of the world, April has gallantly elected to instead invest her time and energy into doing everything she can to help her community. [2/6]

If you’re curious to hear more of John’s work, be sure to check out his solo project, Fire at the Plantation House – and if you wanna catch him live with us, be sure to come out to our next show!

Always appreciate your support!! 🖤✨

As a Canadian, I honestly agree. My friends don’t like to hear me say it though

Always been in this boat. Love the music, but the genre is an aesthetic wasteland

Always loved these lads and this track in particular ~ there weren’t enough nu metal bands working major industrial metal elements into their sounds, and I always really appreciated both them and Static-X for doing it so well. Definitely both way ahead of their time.