Pot Is Drugs is a genre-fluid indie rock band from London, Ontario, formed in 2021 by four friends who probably should have started a podcast but picked up instruments instead. Blending sharp hooks, emotional chaos, and just the right amount of self-awareness, their sound is loud, honest, and built for screaming in your car at red lights. Whether you’re in the mood to laugh, shout, or just feel something, they’ve probably got a song for that.

With tracks like How To Talk To Girls, Darling (Satellites), and What’s It Like, their music is packed with infectious riffs, shoutable choruses, and lyrics that walk the line between funny and painfully relatable. They pull influence from indie icons and garage greats like The Strokes, The Black Keys, Jack White, and Mac DeMarco. The result is something they call Southern Ontario awkrock.

The band features Ian on bass and lead vocals. He is the resident sad song specialist and merch wizard, known for writing lyrics that hit a little too close to home and crafting melodies that stick with you long after the set ends. Wade plays rhythm guitar and shares lead vocals. They are known for crispy riffs, chaotic charm, and commanding any stage they step on. Seamus holds it down on drums. He is the steady heartbeat of the band, with sharp timing, big energy, and just enough mischief to keep everyone on their toes. Trevor plays lead guitar with nonstop energy. His solos hit like a fever dream, and his tone could knock down walls. It’s like a group project where everyone actually showed up and turned it up to eleven. Together, they make a mess worth showing up for.