Johnny Perrin

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Johnny Perrin is a Canadian punk rock musician from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He is the former frontman of the Canadian ska band and former drummer of The Brat Attack.

Perrin has appeared in the documentary film as a former member of Grandpa's Army,^[1] as well as a small role in the Dogme 95 film, .

Currently Perrin drums for the band Up 'N' Atom and works for Long And McQuade. He recently sang crew vocals on the 2013 Misery Signals album, Absent Light.

Perrin is son of John Draper Perrin III, as well as great grandson of John Draper Perrin, a former Winnipeg entrepreneur, mining executive and civic leader and grandson of John Draper Perrin Jr.

Discography[]

• 2000: - (Borracho Records)
• 2005: From This Beauty Comes Chaos And Mayhem - (Underground Operations)

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