Tracks from the EP:

1. No Sorry
2. Suck It Up
3. Bury U Alive
4. Knocking Down Your Wall
5. It's Too Late
6. Little Girls

Rest assured, with a band of stubborn and indomitable characters like Psychotic 4 , the hour when rock'n'roll will give up the ghost is still very far from having struck. Like a band of superheroes ensuring the immortality of a punk-rock whose origins come from the 70s, each member of the Montreal formation Psychotic 4 is endowed with a particular musical force, each handling their instrument with an uncanny ardour. commmon. For Dean Generate , the man at the head of the project, this is a dream that does not date from yesterday. It took him a few years and several changes in the line-up of musicians within the group (they have just changed drummers) before this entity took shape, combining the authenticity of rock'n'roll , the insolence of punk and the exuberance of glam rock.

The project began when the guitarist-singer and his longtime friend, bassist PJ Stagger , ended their collaboration with their previous group, in order to embark on new musical paths, less hardcore and more rock' don't roll. It was in 1999.

Through a friend, they were put in contact with people from the independent label Indica (GrimSkunk), to whom they sent a demo. They were immediately pleasantly stung by the energy of this music, then by the attitude of the group performing. So they decided to allow him to release an EP, Unlocked Unleashed Unzipped .