Ska Wars is a band made up of 4 college kids from Winchester, UK. They play "ska" music about Star Wars (even a song with rap)
Such hits as :
Skarth Maul, and,
Princess Slayer
This band died due to technical difficulties
Stza is the lead Singer and Guitarist for influential New York punk rock Band, Leftover Crack. He was also a member of the now defunct but seminal Choking Victim. Stza often perfomed solo-acoustic sets of Leftover Crack and Choking Victim songs.
Bedouin Soundclash is a reggae/alternative rock band from Kingston, Ontario, Canada. The current lineup consists of vocalist and guitarist Jay Malinowski and bassist Eon Sinclair. Drummer Pat Pengelly left the group in January 2009. Their debut album, Root Fire, released in 2001 also included djimbae player Brett Dunlop. The band met while attending Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. The band released their second album, Sounding a Mosaic, in 2004.
From a small town called Workington in a hidden away county in the north of England named Cumbria, lurks one of the greatest secrets the rest of the world has yet to uncover...The Muff Wigs...A 7 piece Ska/Punk band bursting with energy after an extended hiatus of around 4 years, just waiting to unleash their fury upon an unsuspecting nation, in a tidal-wave of beer, smoke and excess... Despite being based in Cumbria, the whole concept of The Muff Wigs came about on a cold winters day in Bootle, Liverpool 2003, when front-men Balc and Akitt were watching a documentary on Sky about
Carnival Collective are a 30 to 50 piece band from Brighton in the United Kingdom. Constantly evolving and changing, they moved quickly from their origins as a purely percussive group to a highly dynamic and original band comprising a full horn section, vocalists, guitar, bass and electronics; all of this backed up by their massed ranks of percussionists.
Their performances at Glastonbury and other music festivals are legendary as are their occasional street parades with a full mobile sound system.
There are two artists with the name Shoot The Moon; one a jazz influenced band from NJ, US, the other a seven piece ska-reggae unit from the South West of England. 1) Shoot the Moon - as featured in the picture. North Jersey's Shoot.The.Moon was formed in late 2004 by Dan Pomponio, Joe Mankin, and Alex Drach. Jake Egan and Matt Lott followed shortly after to complete the line-up. Blending elements of Jazz, Pop, and Electronic music, Shoot.The.Moon creates a flavorful, unique breed of Rock. With extensive touring of the eastern U.
Babar has forsaken the world of cranked up electric guitars for a new take on English Folk Music. Playing live as a solo artist accompanied only by himself on guitar or occasionally as a three-piece band with Lu Edmonds on Saz and Mark Roberts on percussion. Babar brings a unique cultural melting pot to his blend of music - folk, world, and poetry. Babar was a former member of the ska punk band King Prawn which he played bass in.
Kids Can't Fly formed in May 2006 with the intention of giving the Southampton ska-punk scene a kick. Members were brought in from many local and national bands, including Zero Consent, Schoolboy Error, Fandangle, Toupé, Speaking of Losers, After Thought, The Generators, Harpoon Larsen and many others. Between the members, they already had a huge amount of stage and song-writing experience, so adapted quickly into writing new songs.
Pepper is a reggae, ska band formed in 1996 originally from Kona-Kailua, Hawaii, United States recently having moved to Southern California. They play a mix of reggae, dub, ska, and punk and are best known for their 2006 single "No Control" which was a Top 20 hit on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart. Pepper's relocation was inspired by Volcom Entertainment's excitement and interest in producing and distributing the band's music.
Formed by Lenny Bignell (who has previously worked with Pama Intl and Acid Jazz Soul stars Lord Large) and Nathan Thomas, The Sidewalk Doctors have a sound that is equal parts sweet, soulful and heavy.
Taking influence from Vintage Jamaican sounds, particularly the Rocksteady era, adding a dose of soul and molding it into something unique.
August 2011 sees the release of their debut album "Music is Medicine"
9 choice cuts of Ska, Rocksteady and Reggae, exquisitely delivered.
A tonic to cure all your ills.