Limits of Approach

Limits of Approach
Limits of Approach
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4,450/mo
Est. Royalties
$14 - $56/mo

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24
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CAMontreal, CA194
CAToronto, CA88
DEStuttgart, DE77
AUBrisbane, AU63
AUSydney, AU58

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274
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15,095
Playlist follower reach (sum)
60+
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1.3%
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Biography & Metadata

London, Ontario’s melodic punk powerhouse, Limits of Approach, isn’t just a band—it’s a lifelong pact. Built on the brotherhood of Joe and Dave Couto and a crew of childhood friends, the band’s chemistry is the result of decades in the trenches together. Formerly known as Channel 99, they’ve evolved into a high-octane force that blends skate-punk speed, indie grit, and a signature trumpet flair. The band reached new heights with their album Chasing Lightning," recorded with Juno Award-winning producer Siegfried Meier to capture their raw, unapologetic energy with world-class precision. This professional edge has translated into massive local momentum, including a sold-out album release show and a legendary sold-out hometown performance that cemented their status as staples of the Ontario underground. With a sound described as "a little ska, a little skate, and a LOTTA awesome," Limits of Approach has shared stages with punk legends. Whether through the melodic hooks of their studio work or their reputation for “Bringing the people” during explosive live sets, the mission remains: loud guitars, fast drums, and the unbreakable bond of lifelong friends. "FFO: The high-octane hooks of Green Day, the Canadian grit of Sum 41, and the ska-infused energy of Rancid."

Updated Nov 2, 2026, 10:39 AM
First discovered Oct 31, 2026, 10:39 AM