THE EINES
Pronounced “Eens”
The name THE EINES might seem enigmatic, but the origin is refreshingly straightforward.
For this Toronto-based band, it’s a tongue-in-cheek nod to their creative catalysts: caffeine, codeine, and nicotine —
or “the ones” that fuel their art.
THE EINES are a group of high school musician friends who have been making music together since the mid-90s.
With airplay on college radio, CBC, and commercial rock stations, plus glowing reviews in regional and national
publications, they’ve built a reputation for catchy, melodic rock with real staying power.
They’ve taken their energetic live show coast to coast, with showcase appearances at Toronto’s NXNE and Canadian
Music Week. Their songs are a raw, relatable reflection of the human experience — the highs and the lows — set to
infectious hooks that get stuck in your head and your feet moving.

NEW ALBUM: SCARBORO JUNCTION
Recorded at Revolution Recording and produced by Joao Carvalho (40x Juno Award winner), Scarboro Junction
delivers eight new original songs with something unmistakably Canadian in the sound.
The album features special guest appearances by:
Ron Hawkins and Lawrence Nichols of Lowest of the Low on “Festering”
Lee Rose of Ace of Wands on fiddle on “Why Not”
ALBUM RELEASE SHOW
Thursday, August 13th at The Horseshoe Tavern With special guests: When We Was Young & Leonids
Tickets on sale now via The Horseshoe Tavern
NOW AVAILABLE
Scarboro Junction is streaming now on all major platforms.
Also out now: their greatest hits retrospective, Something Brown and Something Green
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