Treecrusher's debut CD, "Yes, I don't", was released in 1997 and received considerable national college radio airplay charting on Hamilton's CFMU, Kingston's CFRC, Victoria's CFUV and Vancouver's CITR. The release of the CD was supported by numerous live performances. Including an opening spot for J-Church at the Starfish room in Vancouver and a successful all-ages tour with two Victoria bands Santo and the Defektors. The all-ages tour made CFUV/Offbeat Magazine's "top Ten Best of 1997" list compiled by Jon Murphy, Editor of Offbeat Magazine. Influenced by All, Big Drill Car, Doughboys, and SNFU, Treecrusher has created a unique brand of fast-paced punk rock highlighted by vocal harmonies and infectious hooks. 

"If Treecrusher doesn't make you sit up and take notice, you don't have a single pop-punk bone in your body"

Mike Devlin, Victoria Times-Columnist Newspaper

Janis Mackenzie, CITR's discorder magazine

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