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Artist description
Pintsize are three phat buddha's taking the southern ska scene by storm. |
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Music Style
Ska Punk |
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Musical Influences
Snuff, Operation Ivy, The Bouncing Souls, Johnny Socko |
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Similar Artists
Common Rider, Assorted Jelly Beans, Mustard Plug, Snuff, Living End |
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Artist History
Pintsize are a three piece ska/punk band, whose influences come from listening to rather spiffing music. They were officially formed in The India Arms, Porstmouth, on 21st March 1999. Their first practice was, however, delayed unavoidably as the drummer had no arms. It took well over a month for him to grow them, and mighty useful they are too. The 'talent' only then began to flow. At first Pintsize concentrated on learning their instruments. Then, five years later, they wrote a song. Once satisfied, they began to pen more of the aforementioned, spawning 'We Don't Make Toothpaste For Anyone Else', 'Need Another Beer' and 'No Offence', to name but a few.Their first gig was at 'Timstock', a friend's birthday party. This may sound pathetic but remember, you weren't there, so you don't know the half of it. Pintsize's set list included such slaughtered classics as 'Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?' by Snuff and the 'Nightrider Theme'. Pintsize gave up after that gig, becoming recluses, earning their keep by farming turnips in the deepest depths of inbred Hampshire (you wish). Their first 'proper' gig, twenty nine years after 'Timstock', was at The Peel in unfortunate Kingston, supporting Humbug and Mean Mr. Mustard, where it would be fair to say that Humbug somewhat stole the show. However, leaving the punters only marginally stupefied, Pintsize gave way to let the crowd suffer Mean Mr. Mustard and went back to the studio, where they are continuing to push ska/punk/rock/core/arse/whatever to new, lower boundaries (no, really). |
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Group Members
Rik Skok : Lead Vocals/Guitar, Julio Charman : Vocals/Bass, James Brown : Vocals/Drums. |
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Instruments
Guitar, Bass, Drums, Vox and nothing else. |
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Albums
Drink 'til You Want Us |
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Additional Info
Not new. Not original. Not bad. |
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Location
Portsmouth, Hampshire - United Kingdom |
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