Self Destruct (uk) - live video

Self Destruct
London -?-?

I found this looking for USA's self destruct. It looks like they had a 12" ep. might do some real digging on them later.

Self Destruct (uk) - "Charged" live '90ish

Self Destruct - various songs

Self Destruct
Maine/Boston? - '97?-'07?

A "supergroup" that was half A Global Threat and half of the Unseen. All of these bands have had some incest along the way with singers and memebrs, so that might clear up why you may have thought one soundned like the other at certain times. I don't know that much about them and i hope to throw up their only official recording (that i know of) their '01 "Violent Affair" ep. One could assume the took their name from the GBH song Self Destruct, since they cover GBH and i'd bet my last bag of studs that the band Violent Affair got their name from self destruct's EP. So all in all GBH and uk82 are the fuckin boss, so don't forget it.
Also... according to a guy on youtube with a cat wearing a santa hat for an icon sez: "Mark Unseen was just the second singer. Bryan Lothian was the main singer from 1997 to 2007 when they broke up."

here's some random youtube songs from their EP. i might polish this up later and have the EP plus any rare recordings i can find if youtube doesn't take it down.

"Self Destruction"


"Vicious Cycle"


"Living Hell"

Street Fleet - song "Won't Back Down"

Street Fleet
southside Chicago - 9x-9x?


Here's an old flyer with notorious Madison WI oi! band (still playing and recording) Brass Tacks, and old Milwaukee streetpunk band Drunk Tank. Quarters is still the best dive in Milwaukee to see a real punk show at, if you can ever fit one in between all the hipster, crust/grind/pv and garage bands.

Street Fleet - "Won't Back Down" '9x?

the Discocks- streetshots and live in Boston videos

Friend footage of 90's japanese pogopunk giants the Discocks hanging out and playing, Boston '97


Discocks "Wlecome to Boston!!" video intro


"East End Kids" (the Ejected cover) '97


"Long Live Oi!" '97

"Squat or Rot" comps

NYC
89-91

3 dirtball, DIY punk comps from NYC.

 '89 - feat. baby public nuisance...


'90


'91

GGF - songs "Our Way", "New Age" & "Crass is Dead"

GGF
Melbourne, Australia - '99?-'02?

I read that their 7" "Punktribe" was recorded in '99. It was copyrighted in '00 and released in '02. It can still be purchased here at Interpunk, the great online warehouse of forgotten early '00s bands.

"Our Way" from unknown '99 recording


"Crass is Dead" from "Punktribe" '02 ep


"New Age" from unknown '00 recording

Drunk Upstarts - "Oi! Drunx, Spiky Punx" demo

Drunk Upstarts (Upstarts RF)
Grand Rapids MI - '99-'05

The Drunk Upstarts, later Upstarts RF (upstarts reformed, if i remember right...), from Grand Rapids Michigan, had strong ties with the city of Milwaukee (where i live). Their first(?) singer Jeremy has sadly passed away, but their memory is carried on by his friends, and especially by Jeremy's younger brother Gordy. Gordy fronts the current Denver pogopunk band the Bad Engrish, they cover and have recorded Drunk Upstarts songs as tribute. I will write more about this band when i have the time and can write something more informed, as i don't think i even got to see them ( i used to live in Green Bay WI til about '03/'04), and only met Jeremy 2, maybe 3 times. Either way, RIP Jeremy.

"Oi! Drunx, Spiky Punx" demo '01?
songs:
1. Oi! Drunx, Spiky Punx
2. Andy Cunt
3. Drinking with the Mates
4. Jail Song
5. Street Night
6. Bollox
7. Wastin' Time
8. Wannabe Skinhead
9. Remember When...


Here's Bad Engrish (featuring Jeremy from the Upstarts' younger brother Gordy, on vocals) paying homage to D.U. by covering "Fuck the New Breed", which i think was from the Drunk Upstarts "Gutterside Pisses" demo. If I can remember through all the boozy fog, Bad Engrish cover a few different Upstarts songs in rotation when they play live.

Abalienation - "Booze & Braces" ep & "Punk 'til I Die" song

Abalienation
NYC - '97?-??

I used to have this 7", it was one of those things where the cover is a little misleading. Kinda like those wannabe 86 Mentality hardcore bands today that use skinhead imagery and have no oi influence or skins in the band. Also, what the fuck does the name mean? I am on the internet and i refuse to look it up. Whatever, here it is:

Abaliention - "Booze & Braces" '97 ep

Track listing...
1. No Such Thing
2. Pile of Disillusionment
3. Rejected from Canada
4. Why All the Fuss
5. What the Phuck!!!

song "Punk 'til I Die"

UFC - incomplete Demo/collection

UFC
South Florida/NYC - '99-0x?

UFC aka "United For Change" (supposedly) - don't know much about this band really, so i will steal this off of my friend's old blog - http://skunxcomeback.blogspot.com/. His newer blog is much better, but almost omitted streetpunk entirely (in the spiky hair sense, it's full of 80s european oi and uk82 - primo shit - http://inforthe80s.blogspot.com/).

"... bands from Florida. I gotta tell you, U.F.C. had to be my favorite band when I use to live in Florida. The band came out around '99 and their members were from Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. They were one of the first bands to get punks and skins together, and everytime they played, they played one of the most chaotic shows in South Florida. These street punk kids got signed to Charged Records in 2000 and released their first self-title EP. The band later regrouped in New York where they had a change of members. The band is still active today, and they have released a full length album; 'All That I Despise', and a demo titled 'Quiero Mas Cerveza'. Well, thats all I can tell you about the band. I hope you like it. I had a hard time trying to record the EP onto my computer. Enjoy!"

I am having a problem getting the whole album onto youtube. I will re-upload this once i get it straight.
I don't even know the real name of the fucking full length/"collection". I wanna argue with the other blog quoted above and say that "All That I Despise" was a 7" or cd. Since i've never physically owner anything by this band, who gives a shit, just listen to whats on youtube:

part of their demo(?) "Quiero Mas Cerveza" '0x?

Fleas & Lice - song "Up the Punx"

Fleas & Lice
Netherlands - '93-'0x?

This might be these dirty ass dutch squatters only good song (depending on who you ask). This is one stolen record i don't really miss being "caught" with. This song will still pop into my head sometimes outta nowhere, so all my hate-jokes aside, give it a listen.

"Up the Punx" from "Up the Punx" '96 split ep, split with..... Assrash.

Domestic Outbreak, The End & The Usual Suspects live videos

Views into different places' history at different times, that may or may not be worth watching... probably not.

Domestic Outbreak - texas, no clue what year


The End - "chaos" - Rochester NY, no clue what year


The Usual Suspects - another fucking Jersey band! '97

Poxy - "The Very End" album + "Never Give In" song

Poxy
Seattle WA - '97-'00?

Poxy were an underrated band where u.s. streetpunk meets English Dogs and Broken Bones. This is this metalpunk bands punker album out of their 2. They were also on the comps Punx Unite 2: International Chaos, Abscess Operandi & the 4 way split with contaminated, endless struggle and classic assholes.

Song 1 is from "Punx Unite 2" '00 comp.
Songs 2-9 are from "The Very End" '99 album

1. Never Give In
2. Violate the Innocent, Tempt the Poor
3. Sedated Control
4. The Hopeless
5. Destructive Youth
6. All They Want is War
7. Carry on the Chaos
8. Fuck the Ordinances
9. The Very End

Gobsmakt - "Police State" ep

Gobsmakt
New Zealand - '97?-'98?

A New Zealand band with a skinhead streetpunk sound. This 7" sounds different than their later full length "You Wot!" and these songs were re-recorded for the album. Although every part of me wants to think these guys are English, i'm pretty fuckin sure they're from NZ.

"Police State" '97 ep
1. Gobsmakt
2. Killing Game
3. Police State
4. Animosity

Punkcore - Oi! the Curveball

hey dummies,  here's a little history lesson for ya. before punkcore records ever signed 3rd generation cookie cutter spiky bands, christian shit and "irish-punk" - and even slightly before your heroes rose up, then, died in a pile of hairdye right in front of you - it had a little taste for the oi oi music. here's some samples of the "other" side of punkcore records from the early days.

Battle Cry


Paxton Boys


Oxblood


US Chaos
this is a live version of their '84 "Eye for an eye" single reissued by punkcore, i will sawp this out with the vinl version later
 

oi in their early days? pushin it...
nonetheless: Lower Class Brats
"Bite the Bullet" version from their "Punks, Skins, Herberts & Hooligans" '97 ep

Street Brats - "Short Fused Street Punk" ep

Street Brats
Chicago (northside) IL - '00?-0x?

This is this Chicago melodic punk band's first e.p. on Charged records. After this and their first full length they took a much softer and even more melodic route, and that's where i personally stop listening. They were super popular (not with everybody...) in the Chicago, Milwaukee (WI) and surrounding areas in the early '00s. Not everyone liked them, not only because of their own take on punk, but their direct involvement & affiliation with chicago punk and skinhead gangs rivalries, especifically having members that were part of  controversial Chi-Town 77 Street Punks. And if you lived in the area then you know that everyone has a fuckin opinion on the shit.

"Short Fused Street Punk" '01 ep
1. Anger & Angst
2. I Believe in Nothing
3. War in the City

Nuklear Fishticks & "Texas Bashing vol. 2" comp.

Nuklear Fishsticks
San Antonio TX - '89-today



This band has been around since '89 with the same singer and a million lineup changes. I get a scumfuc "FUCK YOU!" gutterpunk attitude... you be the judge.

"Sucked, Fucked, Used & Abused" from unknown recording

"Boning Your Mom"


they have a live track on "Texas Bashing: the Compilation volume 2"

1. Dixie Waste- Let's Go 0:00 (Houston)
2. Refractory Period- Chick Beater 2:05 (Dallas)
3. Nuklear Fishsticks- Wasting Time (live) 4:18 (San Antonio)
Side B
4. Stretford- Pogo on my Own 6:15 (Austin)
5. The Havenots- Patriotism 8:50 (Houston)
6. The Dispicables- We're Not Gonna Change 10:23 (San Antonio)

Punk Comic - "Life is Posers"

Life Is Posers punk comic


A current, entertaining and true Punx comic strip penned by "Rufio the punk", who has played in, and roadied with, countless spiky hair punk bands from the 90's and early '00s. The website has all of the comic panels and more about the author/artist and his other projects. Check it out: http://lifeisposers.com

The Rivits - live video

the Rivits
NYC? - ??-95?

"This was filmed during the first Punk Matinee at Coney Island High back in May of 1995 with The Rivits, The Casualties, Bouncing Souls & Dysfunctional Youth. Note that Kenny from Dysfunctional Youth / The Krays is on guitar, Mark Yoshi who's playing bass was also the original Casualties Bassist and Mark Meggers on Drums who's now the Casualties Drummer since 1995 too."

"Now That you're Gone" live in NYC '95

The Redundants - "Ready for a 40oz. Riot" cassette + bonus tracks

the Redundants
Eugene OR - ??-'96?

A forgotten band with atypical songwriting (compared to casualties & AGT clones). They also had a 7" (you can find some of the songs here) and a cleaner version of "Ode to Joy" on  1998 Punx Unite compilation lp. For some reason the tape is also labelled "I Hate the Redundants", which is the name of their 7" that has totally different songs. Probably some stupid slogan they had on their shirts or buttons too.

"Ready for a 40oz Riot" '96 cassette:
1. Ode to Joy
2. Drunk Schmux
3. My own Way
4. American Dream
5. 40oz. Riot
6. Nazis Out
songs from unknown recording:
7. I Don't Wanna Live
8 . Living in the Sewer

The Despised - song "Alcoholic"

The Despised (aka the Despised N.J.)
NJ - '98?-'99?


Well well, when I went to take the Embed code from this youtube video I noticed a link to a blog in the video description. It looks like this guy had a similar idea to mine (or vice versa), also, he has downloads (including Pepsi Generation and the Krays/Truents split i wanted. prick), so if you're feelin it, check it out: http://pogo-attack.blogspot.com/

"Alcoholic" from"1999" album

The Casualties - studio recordings '90-'00

the Casualties
NYC/NJ - '90-today

All of the stuff that mattered to me. Gets redundant nearer to '00. Blame them for everything.

Early Years '90-'95 lp  w/bonus unrecorded live tracks


For the Punx '97 lp


Underground Army '98 lp


Stay Out of Order '00 lp


Who's In Control '00 ep  w/bonus live tracks

the Vomiticians - songs

the Vomiticians
NJ - '98-'00

taken from this page
"Members: Jon, Mike, Vinny, Johny

Vomiticians were a pogo punk band from Bernardsville, NJ. We existed through 2 great summers in the late 1990's. We disbanded in 2000 and since then 2 of our members have died. The bassist, the fuck i know what happenned to him. But the drummer still is around and put this site up to host some mp3s. Now fuck off!"


"Obese Police" '99

South Central Riot Squad (S.C.R.S.) - song "S.C. Drunx"

South Central Riot Squad
guess where - '02-today?

This song was an unexpected superponx tack on the '04 comp. "Give Em the Boot vol IV" (yeah, i know... it's a miracle it ever made it to my ears). Clit 45/Casualties(and i'm sure Moral Decay) inspired dronx. The song sez it all... a few times

"S.C. Drunx"

Bomb Squadron - various songs and live videos

Bomb Squadron
Reading PA - '94-'98

Bomb Squadron was the band Pepsi Generation in a previous incarnation, and later turned into the Virus.

"From the liner notes: In 1994, five of the quirkiest people ever to form a band played their first show. It was a basement show in a small town 20 minutes north of the band's home in Reading PA, a poor city that died with the 70's. Over the next four years Bomb Squadron played some of the most entertaining, violent and sometimes sloppiest shows I have ever seen.      The first seven inch, <i>"Another Generation Lost"</i>, came out in 1995 to good reviews. The band started playing bigger cities and better shows. The line up at the time was Ian-vocals, Andy-guitar, Chris-guitar, Ben-bass, Jarrod-drums. I seem to remember them fighting a lot, but the shows were always lots of fun. In my opinion Ian was a great frontman and I had never seen a lead singer smoke cigarettes through an entire set until I saw him on stage. He came off like he didn't care about anything (still true), and that is a good thing for the right band, and Bomb Squadron was that band...      After a year or so of playing shows the band ran into problems. Ian's apathy started to clash with Andy's dedication to the band. It came to a head when Ian ditched their first show in Baltimore. A large argument ensued. Andy ended up needing to be restrained from violence, and went on to tell Ian "I know where you live motherfucker". Even though the seven inch was doing great and show offers were rolling in, the band fired Ian and started to look for a new singer.      This brings us to the Fat Dave. He was from Harrisburg PA, a town with as much going on as Reading (nothing). Dave had played in a few bands that Bomb Squadron had played with, and he impressed the band with his antics and presence on stage. After trying out a couple of other singers, the band went with Dave and began playing shows. This is when the band's shows started to resemble bar fights. Mix together Dave's habit of drunken self abuse and the band's popularity with the aggro skinhead set, a lot of the shows started to get out of hand. Three fights and a floor covered in broken forty bottles was a common occurence. When Bomb Squadron was on (slightly drunk) they were great, when they were off (really drunk) they were bad. There were shows where the band did not complete any song they played. One show I remember, Dave and Jarrod decided to drink all day and play an over 21 show that night. They could hardly walk by the time they played. Swinging a mic stand like a baseball bat, Dave destroyed a thousand dollar disco ball and a couple of monitors, Jarrod stopped a song half way through to go to the bathroom, and during the last song Ben stopped playing after the first chorus, put his bass in its case and walked off rolling his eyes. The police were called, Dave fled the scene, and actually beat the charges in court when the main witness against him showed up drunk. That in a nutshell was Bomb Squadron.      The band did a summer tour, put out two more seven inches, a bunch of comp tracks and in 1998 they broke up. This collection is their entire studio history. There were a lot of rumours about this band, none worth mentioning. The only thing Bomb Squadron wanted to do was play streetpunk, the way it should be, raw and fun."

"Trendy Fuck Up" from "Another Generation Lost" '95 ep


"Religion is a Fraud" unreleased until "Another Generation Found '94-'98" collection

"Rotten Punks" from "Smashed Hits" '97 ep


"Try and Stop Us" from "Smashed Hits" '97 ep


"Flick and Duckys" from "More Bad News" '97 ep



Live videos


Earlier lineup with 1st singer Ian


'97 show with 2nd singer Fat Dave

Oxymoron - music video & live video

Oxymoron
Germany - '92?-'02?

"Run from Reality" music video


Live in Berlin '99

Worhäts - song "Alles Verboten"

Worhäts
Germany - '96?-'06?

"Alles Verboten" from German "Pogo Til Orgasm" '96 comp lp.

A Poor Excuse - various songs/playlist

A Poor Excuse
Boston MA - '99?-'00?

a random youtube playlist with songs from their 7" and full length

A Global Threat - "The Kids Will Revolt..." ep

A Global Threat
Maine/Boston - '97-today?

AGT's 1st record

"The Kids Will Revolt..." '97 ep

Thretning Verse - various songs & live video

Thretning Verse
LA - '03?-'05?

I just saw this 7" for cheap in St. Louis... i didn't buy it. So if this is your thing go get it. It was the "punk record store", if theres more than one, then fuck if i know... in the neighborhood there were alot hipsters, real bikers at an art show(?!), random hoodrats and a fighting/bait dog with scars all over its face running around the streets with a chewed off piece of rope around its neck. See ya later st. louis.

"For All Who Hold Us Down" from "Time For War" '03 ep


"Urban Decay" from unknown recording


Here's "Urban Decay" being performed live in '04 in some DIY punk shop. Note the sweet funeral dress shirt on the rack by the bassist, and don't forget to look for my personal hero at 1:49.

Litmus Green - song "Jesus H. Christ"

Litmus Green
socal land - '91-'02

"Jesus H. Christ" from their '98 ablum, "It Must Suck to be You"

Chaos-Tage (Chaos Days) - 1995 German punk fest & riots - video

Chaos-Tage 1995

Chaos Days punk fest '95, in Germany. This is a video (in german) comprised of footage of bands, fans, news & various media clips. You don't have to understand german to understand punks building huge fucking barricades, using a BATTERING RAM on a door for some reason and fighting with riot police for what seemed like a couple of days.

part Ein

part Zwei

Contaminated / Poxy / Endless Struggle / Classic Assholes - split 7"

Contaminated / Poxy / Endless Struggle / Classic Assholes - split 7" '99/'00?

1. Contaminated - can't be stopped
2. Poxy - words on deaf ears
3. Endless Struggle - punk rock girl
4. Classic Assholes - destroy the system

Man's Ruin - random songs

Man's Ruin
Atlanta GA - '96?-'00?

All female streetpunk band on the oi side of things. I think (think...) one of these girls was Mark Noah of Anti-Heros' wife.

various songs from their career:

"Cider Woman"

"Man's Ruin"

"Gossip, Rumors & Lies"

Last Years Youth - songs from "Yah Boo Fuck You!"

Last Years Youth
UK - '96?-'01?

A snotty British band with a "77 in 82 done by guys from 97" sound. My favorite song of theirs isn't uploaded ("3 Chord Gangsters"), so maybe i'll do it someday.

Available youtube songs from "Yah Boo Fuck You!" '97 album:

"Last Years Youth"

"Yah Boo Bollocks"


"Gobbin on the World"


"Punk Rocker in the UK"


"What a Disaster"


"10 Pint Love"

The Pist - "Ideas Are Bulletproof" lp

the Pist
? Connecticut - '92-'96

"Ideas are Bulletproof" '95 lp
1. Still Pist (0:00)
2. Never Question (2:13)
3. Street Punk (4:03)
4. Dead In Its Tracks (6:29)
5. Alternative? (8:10)
6. The Customer (Is Always Right) (10:03)
7. Slogans (12:04)
8. Ideas Are Bulletproof? (13:30)
9. Small Town (15:24)
10. Energy (17:27)
11. Textbook Salvation (18:57) 
12. Do What You're Told (20:47)
13. New School (22:32)
14. Great American Sportsman (24:06)
15. Perceptions (26:04)
16. Not Your Problem (27:50) 
17. Song For You (29:18)
18. Black And Blue Collar (29:31)
19. Deal With It (31:48)

the Forgotten - song "The Corps"

the Forgotten
San Jose CA - '97-'09?

A California band that had a fair amount of success, although, in my opinion, were softer and too "rancid" sounding at times. They did have this cool/ugly album cover though:


"The Corps" from "Keep the Corpses Quiet" '00 lp

Antidote - "Let's Get Drunk" ep

Antidote
Netherlands - '96-'12

"Let's Get Drunk" '98 ep

tracks:
"I Don't Care"
"Politicians"
"Let's Get Drunk"
"Drinking in the Sun"
"We Don't Wanna Know"
"Anti Nazi Youth"

Rotten Boi!s - "Pogo, Beer & Spiky Hair" video

Rotten Boi!s from Italy

"Pogo Beer and Spiky Hair" - this should've been the name of this blog. I couldn't think of anything stupid and typical enough to sum it all up, but Rotten Bois beat me to it and i just never realized it

Their album "Pogo Beer and Spiky Hair" came out in '99, the year of this footage unknown

The Last American - movie

the Last American was a kinda shitty 2003 indie film about a punk (set in the 80's) trying to sell a couch. It was done over in the twin cities (minneappolis/st. paul). In the trailers it's always advertised as a having a Casualties performance, but if i remember right the actual film shows brief performances by late 90's/early'00s bands Onward to Mayhem & the Subversives.

" "He Sold His Couch for Rock N' Roll..." Shot on black and white 16mm film with a budget of less than $7,000, THE LAST AMERICAN, was made in true go-for-broke spirit. It was filmed in Minneapolis, Minnesota with a cast of local actors generously donating their time and talent. The three man production crew of Audie Harrison, A.J. Pfeifer, and Peter Browngardt personally financed the movie with credit cards along with a film stock grant awarded by Kodak and whatever loose change they could find lying around. Inspired by the Minneapolis punk scene, the movie's soundtrack boasts several local bands, including ONWARD TO MAYHEM and THE SUBVERSIVES. The result is a offbeat screwball comedy that makes its mark with bold punk rock style! Watch the entire movie in 8 parts! Buy the DVD at www.indieflix.com"
Here's the film:
The Last American (part 1 of 8) by audieharrison

if the video doesn't appear the click THIS LINK

Here's some trailers:

Subversives - "Protest & Dance" lp

the Subversives
Minneapolis/St. Paul MN - '95?-'02/'03?

The Subversives are sort of a cult band and the USAs answer to Oxymoron (proper english accent and all), and one of my personal favorites. Being a proper skunk band, they had qualities of uk82 bands, 80's uk oi and not so much u.s. streetpunk, with their own musical take on it - the influences which are shown on the artwork of all their records. That's why i personally liked them  so much (i actually listen to almost 100% 80s oi and uk82 and european punk in my spare time, this blog is just for shits, and it needed to be done- granted it should be done by someone who cares more and is more thorough - but what the fuck, why not). Their oi side is why they had releases on Vulture Rock and Step 1 records, but eventually ended on Charged then disbanded. They have an unreleased  full length album recorded and some people have it on burned cd. Some later members went on to form oi-style streetpunk band the Eightysixed, who have more recently become the popular oi oi band, Victory.

playlist of "Protest & Dance" '96 lp.  ignore the track listing numbers.

The Unseen - early years material

unseen
some early years stuff...from some incomplete playlist.  being lazy

The Statistics - "The Statistics" ep

The Statistics
Boston MA - '99?-'00?

playlist for "Under the Gun" '99 ep plus extra song

Pepsi Generation - song "Sassy Girls"

Pepsi Generation
Reading PA - '95?

This shit is just great haha, this is the kinda shit i wanna dig up. Members went on to form Bomb Squadron, then the Virus.

"Sassy Girls" from "Tension is Building" '95 ep

Chaos Drunk Punx - song "Our Mentality"

Chaos Drunk Punx
no clue

this is probably what A//Political were talking about

Funeral Dress - song "The Pogo Never Stops"

Funeral Dress
Holland -'85-today?

Long running Dutch band who has had their popularity come and go with different trends in punk. Most people think that they're a late 90's early '00s band. Look them up. Lazy...

this is the version of "The Pogo Never Stops", from their first album "Free Beer For the Punx":

Banner of Hope - live videos

Banner of Hopee
NJ/NYC? - '94?-'99?

Usually associated with their iconic female singer Erika, who later went on to the NY Rel-x aka the Relix. Erika was the bands third singer, with the second singer's (Jen?) vocal's being deleted from their full length ("Behind a...") after quitting the band, then re-recorded by Erika. First singer was Neil, who had tracks on the "Pogo Attack" comp and their first '94 7", "Waiting at the Barricades". 82% sure thats accurate. lazy...

Banner of Hope with their 1st singer Neil, live '94? song "Progress"

songs "Cheers and Beers", "Deceit & Lies" & "Pogo", live '99

Adolph & the Piss Artists - song "We Don't Pose"

Adolph & the Piss Artists
ATL GA - '96-today?

A skunk band from Atlanta named after a line from the the uk 77 classic single "For Adolfs Only" by the Valves. Now called APA. Had members in various bands, i'm being lazy again, here's one song for now:

the Cuffs - breaking the rules and confusing people on video

the Cuffs
NJ - '96?-'02?

the Cuffs circa '96:


here's skunk band the Cuffs ("Greg Boil on vocals, at the Killtime in Philly" - thanks to Punks, Skins and Herberts) breaking the PC 90's rules and confusing people with the ol Skrewdriver cover dedicated to boneheads, year unknown:

help me find their music: the American Pints

help me find their music: the American Pints

formerly known as the Pints, some of their members played my punkhouse in the band Class 6 (named after a nearby military bases cheap liquor store). I think they're from Nashville. One of them lived with me for years. I can't really completely remember what they sounded like, but i liked it at the time and would like to dig up more forgotten bands, rather than the bigger name punkcore and charged records type bands who everyone knows anyways. nobody looks at this blog, but on the off chance... email: warboots82@gmail.com

the Dirty Politicians - song "New Age"

the Dirty Politicians
North Carolina? - '99?-'01?

I used to have their "New Age" 7" and according to my old room mate this band shared member(s?) with Patriot.

"New Age" from their "New Age" '99 ep