The Deadly Snakes

The Deadly Snakes
Origin	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Genres	Garage rock, indie rock
Years active	1996–2006, 2009
Labels	Sympathy for the Record Industry, In the Red, Paper Bag Records
Associated acts	Oblivians, Tangiers, Sloan, The Hives, Andre Ethier, Quest for Fire
Past members	Andre Ethier Matthew "Matt-Dog" Carlson Chad Ross Jeremi Madsen Max "Age of Danger" McCabe-Lokos Andrew Moszynski Greg Cartwright Carson Binks Yuri Didrichson James Sayce Randy Ray Nathan Whitlock

The Deadly Snakes were a Canadian indie rock band influenced by garage rock, folk rock, and early R&B.

Formed in Toronto in 1996, the band's final line-up consisted of Andre Ethier on vocals and guitars, Matthew Carlson on guitar, trumpet and bass, Chad Ross on guitar, bass and mandolin, Jeremi Madsen on guitar, bass, saxophone and percussion, Max McCabe-Lokos (using the stage name Age of Danger) on piano, organ and percussion, and Andrew "Gunn" Moszynski on guitar and drums. Earlier versions of the band included Carson Binks (now of San Francisco's Genghis Khan) on saxophone, and - at different times - Yuri Didrichsons, James Sayce (both later of Toronto-based indie band Tangiers)and Randy Ray on bass. Greg Cartwright, of The Oblivians and The Reigning Sound, produced the band's first two albums. He briefly joined The Deadly Snakes, playing guitar and singing several songs on the album I'm Not Your Soldier Anymore, and touring as a member of the band in support of that album.

Originally formed as a one-off band for a friend's birthday party, the Snakes kept performing together and soon became a popular draw on Toronto's live music scene. After releasing several 7" singles, the Deadly Snakes released their full-length debut album, Love Undone, in 1999 on the Sympathy for the Record Industry label.

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