Artist description the excuses were one of the best bands ever in kansas city history. Their songs will get stuck in your head and stay there. They're soo good. Included ex-members of squad five-o / twothirtyeight / twotimer / muchacho vivo just to name a few. 3 of the old members are now in Saved By Grace, brutal melodic hardcore from Kansas City. Check them out on mp3.com as well

Music Style melodic punk

Similar Artists face to face, blink-182, good riddance, twotimer

Artist History the band formed in the mid-nineties and broke up in 99'. They started out playing real gritty 3-chord punk rawk and eventually ended up moving to the melodic punk genre. they're so good.

Group Members adam, travis, josh, scott, jason, and jason (not all at the same time of course)

Albums independent released, let's jet records 20 band battle royale comp.

Press Reviews "The Excuses make me think of summertime, breakups, heartache, girls, driving fast with the windows down, good times with friends, rainy nights with that special someone and everything else that is part of the teenage life. These songs remind me of high school in the best way possible. The songs are catchy, melodic, and tight. Every chorus sticks in your head and there's more emotion behind the music than with most bands. The music will make you think and smile and sometimes cry like when you think about your old best friend who you've grown distant from and how things will never be the same. Songs about girls that aren't the same old sappy "i'm in love" kinda songs. They paved the way for the Kansas City punk rock scene. Listen and be amazed at how often you'll be singing these songs again when you're walking to your next class. I love these guys" - C4 issue #4 (local KC zine)

Location Kansas City, MO - USA

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