Blood and Glass is a moody punk band, fronted by a woman. However, this is in no way girly music. “Punk is not a hair style. It is not a fashion statement. Punk is the expression of inner freedom,” says Lisa Moore, front woman of Blood and Glass. Their upcoming album, PUNK SHADOWS is catchy and moody at once. It is playful and full of colour yet cinematic and full of emotion

POP Montreal labeled their style as ‘Industrial Sade meets Tom Waits.’

Now signed to Simone Records, Blood and Glass are gearing up to release their second album PUNK SHADOWS, due to be released in February, 2017.

“It is the first time I am 100% proud of something,” says Lisa, “This album will win a Grammy – or at least a Granny – with purple hair.”

Lisa Moore continues, “We worked so hard on this record, but the ultimate goal behind each recording is based on advice from Jean Leloup: ‘Quand c’est le fun, c’est le fun… pis quand ce n’est pas le fun, ce n’est pas bon.’ This allowed us to maintain freedom in the recordings. The magic is there. Music should be free. When I think of The Beatles I think… They felt free.”

The first single from the new cd, WHISKEY, was written for the guy in the Pink Floyd t-shirt sitting alone at the bar. The over-thinker. The one who enjoys being an oddball. The one who goes home alone every night and falls asleep with his hand down his pants. So, in fact, this song is for all of us; we’ve all been that guy once or twice.