Our bass player Mark plays in another band called Hung Up! They released a new EP today. You might also hear some of our horn players on the last track :) https://t.co/qrtZlStgM8
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Detroit's Gangster Fun weren't the first Midwest ska band, but they were huge in the region, and influenced bands that formed in the late 80s and 90s. (Suicide Machines, Mustard Plug, MU330)
This week we interview lead singer John Bunkley about his crazy, chaotic ska band
Push n' Shove by Hepcat was released on the 26th of December 2000 on @HellcatRecords this was the band's final full-length studio album to date. What is your favorite track?
Hi friends, about two months ago we released "Under the Microscope." Thanks for listening in 2021! We'll hopefully be recording and releasing a second EP in 2022! Artwork by @bymaddiejackson. #panicbomb#skapunk#ska#underthemicroscope https://t.co/nKAtrOrLPZ
Anyway I spent my morning curating a playlist with @est3bn_ of American/post-90s ska bands that rip and are fronted by/have multiple people of color in it. Despite the opinions of clueless white men, we exist!!! https://t.co/XCOnFnjKA4
The UK had a vibrant ska-punk scene in the late 90s/early 2000s. This week, we talk to one of its most eclectic bands, @SonicBoomSix.
The band mixed grime, hip-hop and dubstep, and always wrote important/thoughtful lyrics. Truly a brilliant ska-punk band (link in bio)
What am I thankful for? Brand new #Ska that's what!
Thanks to everyone that has helped keep The Ska Show with Beefy on air by buying me a coffee - I'm so thankful. Please help me out by going here: https://t.co/iVNXRi2G7l #buymeacoffee#SkaPod for those bands that need some love