Punk/Ska/Reggae

[tree house tam]

On 22/07/2019 at 12:29, DAFC. said:

Never heard of this group before, but my mate, who DJs at our local, always plays it. Good wee number.

 

Seen them live ywars ago when the two brothers were in the band, think it's just Tyber now.

[Girth]

Subhumans are playing Scotland Calling next April and first album for 12 years out in September.

Seen them live a few times. Good but I prefer Citizen Fish.

How much are tickets mate?

[Broomhill Ultra]

 

Seen them live a few times. Good but I prefer Citizen Fish.

 

How much are tickets mate?

 

According to this under £25;

 

https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/scotland-calling-2020-glasgow-25-04-2020/event/1F0056E5BF168B94

 

They played it in 2017* and were awesome, looks like I missed them at Audio recently. Haven’t heard citizen fish but will have a listen.

 

*2018

[Girth]

 
According to this under £25;
 
https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/scotland-calling-2020-glasgow-25-04-2020/event/1F0056E5BF168B94
 
They played it in 2017* and were awesome, looks like I missed them at Audio recently. Haven’t heard citizen fish but will have a listen.
 
*2018

Ahh nice. Enjoy mate.

Culture Shock were the band before Citizen Fish (all have the same singer as Subhumans).

Try the Canadian Subhumans if you like aggressive old skool hardcore punk.

I’m seeing Poison Idea next week!

[BillyAnchor]

Good read.

 

https://www.spectator.co.uk/2019/08/why-a-whole-new-generation-of-young-europeans-are-turning-to-old-school-reggae/?fbclid=IwAR1sJ42bSEDqixn61r6Cy4c5M4MxJUxoDtqNWYXiUjbfPWCDpfQEvB4TpwU 

[Oscar Wilder]

Got tickets for SLF, The Professionals, TV Smith gig at Troon, over 40 years after first seeing SLF there with the Donkeys supporting!

[50/50 Winner]

The Claude Fontaine album is brilliant, I've listened to it a lot in the last few weeks.

[BillyAnchor]

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A1. Seek Jah First - Robert Dallas

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Genre: Reggae, Roots Reggae, Dub, Stepper

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[DUB015] Munay Ki Dub - MKD

Genre: Reggae, Dub, Dubwise, Stepper

Release date: 28th Sept 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2019/09/munay-ki-dub-mkd-dub015.html

 

[DPH040] Dub Cmd & SistaSara - Deeper Understanding

Genre: Dub, Dubwise, Stepper

Release date: 7th Sept 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2019/09/dub-cmd-sistasara-deeper-understanding.html

 

[DPH039] Roots Masashi - Namah Shivaya

Genre: Dub, Dubwise, Stepper, Bass

Release date: 31st May 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2019/06/roots-masashi-namah-shivaya-dph039.html

 

[DUB014] Dub Cmd - Moonsteppa

Genre: Dub, Dubwise, Stepper,

Release date: 9th May 2019

=> https://www.dubophonic.com/2019/05/dub-cmd-moonsteppa-dub014.html

 

[DPH038] Good Over Evil Productions - Keep the Fire Burning

Genre: Reggae, Roots Reggae Dub

Release date: 27th April 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2019/04/good-over-evil-keep-fire-burning-dph038.html

 

[DBH037] The Dubbstyle - Sun Is Dub

Genre: Reggae, Dub, Dubwise, Stepper

Release date: 12th April 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2019/04/the-dubbstyle-sun-is-dub-dph037.html

 

[DUB013] Hermit Dubz - Pursuit Of Balance

Genre: Dub, Dubwise, Stepper, Psy-Dub, Fusion

Release date: 12th February 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2019/02/hermit-dubz-pursuit-of-balance-dub013.html

 

[DUB012] SistaSara - Space Stepper

Genre: Dub, Dubwise, Stepper

Release date: 16th January 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2019/01/sistasara-space-stepper-ep-dub012.html

 

[DUB011] DubRaJah - Nilotic

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae

Release date: 14th December 2018

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/12/dubrajah-nilotic-dub012.html

 

[DUB010] Foshan Roots - The Wing Chun Album

Genre: Dub, Dubwise, Stepper

Release date: 16th January 2019

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/11/foshan-roots-wing-chun-album-dub010.html

 

[DPH036] Dub Riots/Indamouse/Bluez - Creation

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae

Release date: 2nd October 2018

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/10/dub-riots-indamouse-bluez-creation.html

 

[DPH035] The Dubwegians - South Of The River Clyde

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae

Release date: 2nd September 2018

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/09/the-dubwegians-south-of-river-clyde.html

 

[DUB009] Various Artists - Reggae Sunjam Vol II

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae, Dancehall, Steppers

Release date: 11th August 2018

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/08/various-artists-reggae-sunjam-vol-2.html

 

[DUB008] The Manor - Walk With Jah

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae

Release date: 26th July 2018

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/07/the-manor-walk-with-jah-dub008_26.html

 

[DUB007] Moune - The Legacy Of The Sun

Genre: Dub, Steppers, Dubwize

Release date: 28th June 2018

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/06/moune-legacy-of-sun-dub007.html

 

[DPH034] Culture Horn ft. Madi Simmons - I Am A Rootsman

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae

Release date: 8th June 2018

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2018/06/culture-horn-ft-madi-simmons-i-am.html

 

[DPH033] Foshan Roots - Sky Warrior Dub

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae

Release date: 27th Dec 2017

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2017/12/foshan-roots-sky-warrior-dub-dph033.html

 

[DUB006] Various Artists - Reggae Sunjam

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae, Stepper, Dubwise

Release date: 7th Sept 2017

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2017/09/various-artists-reggae-sunjam-dub006.html

 

[DPH032] O.L.M. - Book Of Daniel

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae, Stepper

Release date: 1st July 2017

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2017/07/olm-book-of-daniel-dph032.html

 

[DPH031]Negritage - Greetings from planet Dub

Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae, Dubwise

Release date: 28th May 2017

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2017/05/negritage-greetings-from-planet-dub.html

 

[DPH030] No Finger Nails - Quipu Remixes

Genre: Dub, Dubtronica, Ambient, Electronica

Release date: 29th Apr 2017

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2017/04/no-finger-nails-quipu-remixes-dph030_29.html

 

[DPH029] Downbeat - Introspección

Genre: Dub, Dubtronica, Experimental, Fusion

Release date: 25th Feb 2017

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2017/02/downbeat-introspeccion-dh029.html

 

[DPH028] Dubrajah - Reprise

Genre: Dub, Reggae, Dubtronica, Fusion, World Music

Release date: 29th Jan 2017

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2017/01/dph028-dubrajah-reprise.html

 

[DPH027] Red Star Martyrs - Red Star Martyrs

Genre: Dub, Roots, Reggae

Release date: 21st Dec 2016

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2016/12/dph027-red-star-martyrs-red-star-martyrs.html

 

[DPH026] Eter Dub - In Da Name Of Jah

Genre: Dub, Reggae, Fusion

Release date: 22nd Oct 2016

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2016/10/dph026-eter-dub-in-da-name-of-jah.html

 

[DPH025] Mastermind XS - Keep On Moving

Genre: Reggae, Indie Rock, Dub, Fusion

Release date: 30th Aug 2016

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2016/08/dph025-mastermind-xs-keep-on-moving.html

 

[DUB005] Hermit Dubz ft. Knati P - Fyah fi Babylon

Genre: Roots, Reggae, Dancehall, Dub

Release date: 23rd July 2016

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2016/07/dub005-hermit-dubz-ft-knati-p-fyah-fi.html

 

[DUB004] Infiammati Dub ft. Mannaroman - Education Fi Resist

Genre: Reggae, Dancehall, Stepper, Dub

Release date: 1st July 2016

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2016/07/infiammati-dub-ft-mannaroman-education.html

 

[DPH024] Mr Zebre ft. Rebel-I - Legal Rmxs

Genre: Dub, Steppers, Dubwise, Jungle, Bass

Release date: 16 Apr 2016

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2016/04/dph024-mr-zebre-ft-rebel-i-legal-rmxs.html

 

[DUB003] Dillon Wyte - Power to slay giants / Dubophonic

Genre: Roots Reggae, Dub, American Roots

Release date: 18 Mar 2016

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2016/03/dub003-dillon-wyte-power-to-slay-giants.html

 

 

[DUB002] Med Dred meets Shaky Norman- King Solomon's Dub

Genre: Roots Reggae, Dub

Release date: 20 Nov 2015

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2015/11/med-dred-meets-shaky-norman-king.html

 

[DUB001] Koncrete Roots - Rudies in Dub

Genre: Dub, Roots, Stepper, Jungle

Release date: 24 July 2014 // Re-released: 2 Oct 2015

=> http://dubophonic.blogspot.com/2014/07/dub001-koncrete-roots-rudies-in-dub.html

 

[DPH023] Zion Dirty Sound - Celebrity Fever / Reworks and Dubs

Genre: Roots Reggae ,Dub, Fusion

Release date: 30 July 2015

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2015/07/dph023-zion-dirty-sound-celebrity-fever.html

 

[DPH022] The Dubbstyle - Simona 

Genre: Dub, Electronica, Fusion, Dubstep

Release date: 15 June 2015

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2015/06/dph022-dubbstyle-simone.html

 

[DPH021] DownBeat dub - Electrorgánico

Genre: Dub, Fusion, Electronic

Release date: 16 May 2015

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2015/05/dph021-downbeat-dub-electrorganico.html

 

[DPH020] Mexican Stepper ft. Rebel-I - Run and Tell REMIXED

Genre: Dub/Reggae/Steppas

Release date: 1st March 2015

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2015/03/dph020-mexican-stepper-run-tell-remixed.html

 

[DPH019] Tzelalot - Labyrinth

Genre: Dub/Fusion

Release date: 28th January 2015

-> http://www.dubophonic.com/2015/01/dph019-tzelalot-labyrinth.html

 

[DPH018] DubRaJah - Enkang

Genre: Dub/Fusion

Release date: 22nd November 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/11/dph018-dubrajah-enkang.html

 

[DPH017] Dubophonic meets Dubkey - United as one

Genre: Dub/Roots/Stepper

Release date: 20th September 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/09/dph017-dubophonic-meets-dubkey-united.html

 

[DPH016] Koncrete Roots - Rudie Dubplates

Genre: Dub/Roots/Stepper

Release date: 24th July 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/07/dph016-koncrete-roots-rudie-dubplates-ep.html

 

[DPH015] Komadub ft. Zion Irie - Do Good

Genre: Dub/Stepper

Release date: 7th May 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/05/dph015-komadub-ft-zion-irie-do-good-ep.html

 

[DPH014] Dubsynaticx - Studio Dubs Part 1

Genre: Dub/Reggae

Release date: 20th Apr 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/04/dph014-dubsynaticx-studio-dubs-part-1.html

 

[DPH013] Red Star Martyrs vs The Dubophonic All-Stars - Time for Tea

Genre: Dub/Rub-a-dub/Fusion

Release date: 28th Mar 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/03/dph013-red-star-martyrs-vs-dubophonic.html

 

[DPH012] Sunjaman - Outta Here

Genre: Dubwise/Stepper/Rootstep/Jungle

Release date: 9th Mar 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/03/dph012-sunjaman-outta-here-ep.html

 

[DPH011] Koncrete Roots - Dub ina Midlands

Genre: Roots/Dub/Stepper

Release date: 1st Jan 2014

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2014/01/dph011-koncrete-roots-dub-ina-midlands.html

 

[DPH010] Explorations in Dub - A dub-o-phonic compilation

Genre: Dub/Fusion/Electronica/Experimental

Release date: 30th Nov 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/11/dph010-various-artists-explorations-in.html

 

[DPH009] Jennifer Paulos - Revolution

Genre: Reggae/Dub

Release date: 10th Nov 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/11/dph009-jennifer-paulos-revolution.html

 

[DPH008] Ibel meets Med Dred - Love fi life

Genre: Reggae/Dub

Release date: 21st Oct 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/10/dph008-ibel-meets-med-dred-love-fi-life.html

 

[DPH007] Karma Dub - Samadhi

Genre: Dub/Stepper/Fusion

Release date: 6th Oct 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/10/dph007-karma-dub-samadhi.html

 

[DPH006] Red Star Martyrs - I & I

Genre: Roots/Dub/Stepper

Release date: 22nd Sept 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/09/dph006-red-star-martyrs-i-i-ep.html

 

[DPH005] Mexican Stepper - The Mad Sunday

Genre: Dub/Stepper

Release date: 28th Aug 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/08/dph005-mexican-stepper-mad-sunday-ep.html

 

[DPH004] Med Dred - Dred Reggae

Genre: Reggae/Dub

Release date: 11th Aug 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/08/dph004-med-dred-dread-reggae-ep.html

 

[DPH003] Zion Dirty Sound: Fils d' Abraham

Genre: Roots/Dub/Fusion

Release date: 28th July 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com//2013/07/dph003-zion-dirty-sound-fils-d-abraham.html

 

[DPH002] Negritage: Guetto roots of dub (Vol.1)

Genre: Roots/Dub

Release Date: 6th July 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com//2013/07/dph002-negritage-guetto-roots-of-dub.html

 

[DPH001] Dub-I: Creation

Genre: Dub/Fusion/Experimental

Release Date: 8th June 2013

=> http://www.dubophonic.com/2013/06/dph001-dub-i-creation.html -jennifer-paulos-revolution.html

Edited November 22, 2019 by Dub Thomas

[Girth]

Good to see people still posting here. I’ll start posting new stuff again soon.

[Priti priti priti Patel]

On 27/08/2019 at 14:15, BillyAnchor said:

Good read.

 

https://www.spectator.co.uk/2019/08/why-a-whole-new-generation-of-young-europeans-are-turning-to-old-school-reggae/?fbclid=IwAR1sJ42bSEDqixn61r6Cy4c5M4MxJUxoDtqNWYXiUjbfPWCDpfQEvB4TpwU 

This is a good article, and it takes the point at the beginning that lyrical, spiritual reggae is regaining ground from the slackness of dancehall, but towards the end it seems to downplay that resurgence as though the existence of this documentary is the primary evidence for roots regaining ground. The evidence is far wider. Chronixx, Kabaka Pyramid, Protoje, Jah9, Alborosie and Koffee are all dedicated rastas who have emerged in the last 5 years (apart from Puppa Albo, although he has increased in popularity), become international stars transcending the genre and gaining airplay on major radio stations, and they all produce that uplifting, informative, spiritual roots reggae which was largely missing in the 90s and 00s*.

*Although if you knew where to look, you could find it - e.g. Lutan Fyah, Pressure Busspipe ...it just wasn't as popular.

[Priti priti priti Patel]

I actually came into the music forum this evening to create a thread for reggae, and funnily enough this one had been bumped to the top.

It seems to be more about punk and ska to be honest and a lot of the music posted here doesn't fit the kind of vibe I am into. I think it's great that skinheads and rastas found common ground in Britain in the 70s and 80s, opposing Thatcherism and British imperialism, and that the two genres crossed over. But what I love about roots reggae is the bare dirt authenticity of it, down to the point that locks are what naturally occur when Afro hair is left untreated, and the whole ska and punk fashion of hats, suits, mopeds or whatever it is runs contrary to that.

I want to share the vibes I love with anyone who will listen, so I'll post a few here and see how they're received, but I might start an alternative thread called something like "roots reggae" or "modern roots reggae" or something to respectfully distinguish it from this one.

[Priti priti priti Patel]

On 24/09/2017 at 23:03, tree house tam said:

Haven't got a clue Girth. It's a Reggae festival and that's about all I know, will Google it if I remember when I get in. Just a few folk from the pub I drink in that try out different festivals were on about it, I said I'd be up for it as long as Saints are out of Europe by then. There reply was aye it'll be fine as its in July. c***s.

Did you go to SummerJam in the end Tam?

If not, or for anyone else interested, it is Europe's largest reggae festival and takes place on an island in the middle of a lake on the outskirts of Cologne. I went in 2013 and it was an almost spiritual experience, and I went back again in 2019 with my nephew to see it through more adult eyes. Camping is free with your ticket, and you camp amongst the trees on the shore of the lake, and then cross a bridge (or row a dingy) onto the island for each day's festivities. You can swim in the lake as well. The whole park feels as though it is set low down into the earth, with hefty electricity pylons sweeping low across the camping area, a floodlit motorway flyover emerging from the trees at the far end of the park, and industrial chimneys with red warning lights for military jets circling the site. The first year I went, aided possibly by the abundant marijuana, and sitting in my tent while nyabinghi drums played from campers across the water, it really felt like a communion of dissidents who had made a pilgrimage to live on the earth for a few nights, contrasted against that surrounding presence of the western (babylonian) system.

Yeah, reading that back, it was definitely aided by the abundant marijuana!

Always a good mix of big names from the UK and Jamaica plus a few acts (e.g. Gentleman, Patrice) who are big in Europe but less well known elsewhere. Ticket prices much cheaper than large UK festivals once camping is included. Highly recommended to all!

[BillyAnchor]

If anyone has modern reggae to share I would listen. I am pretty ignorant regarding anything since about the 80s, ragga/dancehall was never my thing and I only play modern stuff (although I have liked contemporary West African reggae)

[Priti priti priti Patel]

1 hour ago, BillyAnchor said:

If anyone has modern reggae to share I would listen. I am pretty ignorant regarding anything since about the 80s, ragga/dancehall was never my thing and I only play modern stuff (although I have liked contemporary West African reggae)

From the artists I have listed in my first post above (all Jamaica-based and producing conscious roots), the following offers a good introduction:

Chronixx - burst onto the scene and immediately crossed over to mainstream radio play with the following track in 2013. My friend and former colleague's step son is his overseas tour manager and I saw him at a sold out Ally Pally in November 2018. A soft-spoken and spiritually devout rasta, when he's in the UK tends to hang out with relatives in south London and he opened a pop-up shop in Brixton on his last tour unannounced.

Kabaka Pyramid - also gained widespread popularity in 2013 although hasn't crossed into mainstream. One of my favourites and one of his earliest hits was this:

What you see above is that Chronixx came to the scene with a more tense, confrontational sound while Kabaka's was more relaxed and melodious. In their most recent albums, that has swapped around. Chronixx has adopted a more acoustic, melodious sound (see, e.g. his song Legend) while Kabaka has become more militant (see, e.g. Kontraband ft. Damian Marley).

Protoje - at 38 he is significantly older than the above artists, but took time to find popularity. Initially a hip hop artist, he signed with a reggae label (Don Corleon) in 2011 and has been banging since then. I don't personally listen to Protoje as much as others listed here partly because his patois is much thicker and harder to understand for me as a non-native. For that reason, I have fewer songs I want to recommend, but an early banger which you may recognise from Grand Theft Auto is this:

Jah9 - an earthy rasta woman who sings reggae and teaches yoga. What's not to love? Well for me it's the sheer jazziness of her music. That's not to my taste personally and I have twice had tickets to see Jah9 and decided to do other things, but there's no denying she's at the forefront of the scene. Her songs are always packed with meaningful lyrics as typified by her break out hit New Name, but my favourite is Heaven which I've provided below. I recently had to translate the lyrics from Patois to English for my gf, so to assist, lyrics here.

Alborosie - a white Italian from Sicily who moved to Jamaica in 2001 and a practising rasta who has been accepted by the various mansions of Rastafari. Has been active since the mid-2000s. Drew acclaim in 2018 and 2019 for some aurally huge productions drawing on his background as an accomplished dub producer. Headlined at Summerjam (see above) in 2019 and I fondly remember the crowd singing along to this early hit:

Koffee - gained mainstream radio play aged 17 with the following track which I find just sweeps me away each time I listen:

 

 

So those are a few sample tracks from some of the artists at the forefront of the modern roots reggae revival. At the moment my favourite sub-genre of modern reggae is in fact "Cali Reggae", although it is a slightly guilty pleasure, as it feels like a watered down version of roots... performed almost universally by white Americans and heavily influenced by easy listening indie rock. Happy to share some of that when the time comes as well.

Edited January 6, 2020 by Margaret Thatcher

[tree house tam]

7 hours ago, Margaret Thatcher said:

Did you go to SummerJam in the end Tam?

If not, or for anyone else interested, it is Europe's largest reggae festival and takes place on an island in the middle of a lake on the outskirts of Cologne. I went in 2013 and it was an almost spiritual experience, and I went back again in 2019 with my nephew to see it through more adult eyes. Camping is free with your ticket, and you camp amongst the trees on the shore of the lake, and then cross a bridge (or row a dingy) onto the island for each day's festivities. You can swim in the lake as well. The whole park feels as though it is set low down into the earth, with hefty electricity pylons sweeping low across the camping area, a floodlit motorway flyover emerging from the trees at the far end of the park, and industrial chimneys with red warning lights for military jets circling the site. The first year I went, aided possibly by the abundant marijuana, and sitting in my tent while nyabinghi drums played from campers across the water, it really felt like a communion of dissidents who had made a pilgrimage to live on the earth for a few nights, contrasted against that surrounding presence of the western (babylonian) system.

Yeah, reading that back, it was definitely aided by the abundant marijuana!

Always a good mix of big names from the UK and Jamaica plus a few acts (e.g. Gentleman, Patrice) who are big in Europe but less well known elsewhere. Ticket prices much cheaper than large UK festivals once camping is included. Highly recommended to all!

Na, I never went but the guys I used to drink with did. My best mate got himself banned from that pub(for being a stupid c**t) so we haven't seen them as much as we did, but I've seen some videos of the antics they got up to and it looked like a great laugh.

[Boostin' Kev]

On 05/09/2017 at 20:32, tree house tam said:

Just back from London with a shitload of vinyl. Loads of old Skinhead/Reggae stuff, some Soul and a few Mod stuff.

Dunno what it is about that place but the markets seem to have loads of great buys. For example i looked at a Who album, double quodrophenia album with booklet inside in Edinburgh when at the fringe, It was £40. At Brick Lane the same album was £15. Only difference was a small note inside saying to my darling Steve, happy birthday in 1974. I'm not called Steve but I was still having that

 

I sold that 1973 double Quadrophenia with booklet on ebay nearly 10 years ago for £30. It was NM- quality. 

Edited January 13, 2020 by Boostin' Kev

[Oscar Wilder]

Good to see people still posting here. I’ll start posting new stuff again soon.

The Interrupters at barrowland on Friday, looking forward to them!

[Cptn Hooch]

The Interrupters at barrowland on Friday, looking forward to them!

Proper gutted to be missing that one...the skints supporting them are very highly regarded too....supposedly two very good live bands. Enjoy.

Potentially going to Slam Dunk this year so hoping to see Interrupters and skints added to the bill to join [spunge], sum 41 and Reel Big Fish already

[Oscar Wilder]

Proper gutted to be missing that one...the skints supporting them are very highly regarded too....supposedly two very good live bands. Enjoy.

Potentially going to Slam Dunk this year so hoping to see Interrupters and skints added to the bill to join [spunge], sum 41 and Reel Big Fish already

Did the Interrupters not play slam dunk last year? Aye, heard the Skints are a great live band too, should be good!