In the case of The Conscience Pilate, it’s better late than never. We’re talking about the band’s reemergence after a 25-year hiatus. The band had become a top draw locally in their native city of Toronto in the late 1990s. Their indie art rock amassed quite a local following thanks to their unique sound and post-punk-flavoured alternative. The band became a staple at The Horseshoe Tavern, a local club in Toronto where thousands of artists, large and small, have played. They consistently sold out every gig they played there. This led to expanded interest in the band and opening slots for Thrush Hermits and Manic Street Preachers. Unfortunately, The Conscience Pilate unexpectedly disbanded after only one album, which was a big disappointment in the local scene. Although they broke up, the c...