This article originally appeared in The Vancouver Sun
Local animal charity Neuterhead: Ace of Spays is run by a group of friends who use heavy rock to raise funds to help animal shelters with the costs of spays and neuters. Its next annual fundraiser should thrill fans of late ’90s once-heard-never-forgotten groove-thrash act Human Resistance Program. The group (which includes 3 Inches of Blood’s guitar hurricane Shane Clark) has reunited and is one of five acts hoping to make life better for homeless cats and dogs. (One unspayed dog can have a litter every six months. Many of those puppies end up living on the street or in shelters, where they are eventually euthanized. “Not cool,” as Neuterhead’s website says.)