Excuse Me.

Excuse Me. refuses to be defined.  With the energy of alternative rock, the emotion of folk, and the technicality of metal and jazz; these five neurotic 20-somethings make music that can’t be pigeon-holed. They were forged in fire in 2018 after frontman Aleks Liskauskas’ house burnt down - with the band’s gear inside it - three days before their first show. Afterwards, plagued with anxious recurring dreams about his teeth falling out, Liskauskas wrote about the experience which the band brought to life in their 2018 song “Teeth”.  Much of their music is written in this way: by five friends trying to make sense of complex emotions.  With this combination of emotional depth and boundary-pushing intention the group has a way of taking complicated song writing and presenting it in a way that both pulls your heart strings and makes you want to scream and move your feet. Hailing from Guelph, Ontario; the band has garnered a loyal following in the southern Ontario music scene and with the release of “Cops”, the first single from their anticipated sophomore LP, they’re set to take on new heights.