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Meet Subversives — The History of Lowest of the Low, the documentary profile of the Toronto indie rock pioneers whose classic Shakespeare My Butt helped shape Canadian music. Led by a legacy of jangly guitars, catchy hooks, and earnest storytelling, this page covers the band’s enduring influence, a concise biography, discography highlights, and their 2025 tour across Canada. We’ve got you with straightforward, trustworthy booking details so you can secure your seats for the next show.

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Whether you’re new to Subversives or a longtime fan, you’ll find easy access to official social channels and up-to-date tour information. We’re here to help you find the right show, get you in with reliable ticketing, and keep you in the loop on new releases and film/documentary projects like Subversives – The History of Lowest of the Low (2023) on Apple TV.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Subversives - The History of Lowest of the Low

  • Documentary: Subversives – The History of Lowest of the Low (2023) on Apple TV, directed by Simon Head.
  • Band: The Lowest of the Low formed in Toronto in 1991; genre often described as indie rock with punk/jangle-pop influences.
  • Classic milestone: Shakespeare My Butt (1991) went Gold in Canada and is frequently listed among Chart Magazine’s Top Canadian Albums of All Time.
  • Awards/recognition: Inducted into the Canadian Indie Rock Hall of Fame in 2008; Chart Magazine top-10 placements for Shakespeare My Butt at multiple polls.
  • Recent activity: 2023–2025 period includes Welcome to the Plunderdome (2023) and Over Years and Overnight (2025); 2025 live shows include Kingston, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, and Guelph.
  • 2025 tour venues (Canada): Kingston – The Broom Factory; Ottawa – The Bronson; Toronto – Danforth Music Hall; Hamilton – Bridgeworks; Guelph – Sonic Hall (plus matinee May 17).

The records

Subversives - The History of Lowest of the Low Discography

  • Over Years and Overnight
    2025 · Sonic Envy
  • Welcome to the Plunderdome
    2023 · Sonic Envy / Warner Music Canada
  • Taverns and Palaces (Live)
    2021 · Sonic Envy / Yes Boy Records
  • Agitpop
    2019 · Warner Music Canada
  • Do the Right Now
    2017 · Pheromone Recordings
  • Sordid Fiction
    2004 · MapleMusic Recordings
  • Nothing Short of a Bullet (Live)
    2002 · MapleMusic Recordings
  • Hallucigenia
    1994 · Yes Boy Records / A&M
  • Shakespeare My Butt
    1991 · Page Publications

The hits

Top Subversives - The History of Lowest of the Low Songs

  • The Only One I See
    2025 · N/A
  • Landslide / Last Last Lost Generation
    2023 · N/A
  • Hey Kid (You Got Soul!) / Today, Tonight and Tomorrow
    2023 · N/A
  • The Kids Are All Wrong / In The Blink of An Eye
    2015 · N/A
  • New Westminster Taxi Squad
    2002 · N/A
  • Gamble
    1994 · N/A
  • Motel 30
    1994 · N/A
  • Eternal Fatalist
    1993 · N/A
  • Salesmen, Cheats and Liars
    1993 · N/A
  • City Full of Cowards / Crying Like a Postcard
    1993 · N/A
  • Motel 30 (Live)
    1994 · N/A

Whether you’re new to Subversives or a longtime fan, you’ll find easy access to official social channels and up-to-date tour information. We’re here to help you find the right show, get you in with reliable ticketing, and keep you in the loop on new releases and film/documentary projects like Subversives – The History of Lowest of the Low (2023) on Apple TV.

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