Artist description If you're looking for the meatiest sound around, you're in the right place. Skalami is the epitome of the "now" meaty sound that you've come to love. With horns, drums, guitar, bass, and singy-stuff, they really rock the casa.

Music Style Third Wave Ska

Musical Influences Reel Big Fish, Less Than Jake, The Aquabats, A-ha, Johnny Cash, JFC, The Cars, The Suicide Machines, etc., etc., etc.

Similar Artists The Aquabats, Reel Big Fish

Artist History Most people believe Skalami was formed by a strange envioronmental disturbance in the Moscow area. We can't give details in this limited space, but it involved methane from the local cows and a freak lightning storm. Others say that Adam "Beefcake" Bruno asked a few of his closest personal friends to join him in the formation of a new meat-themed band, but they all declined, so he found other band members to begin Skalami. Since that day in 1998, Skalami has gained regional recognition through appearances at the University of Idaho, Gonzaga University, Washington State University (the University circuit loves these boys!) and the surronding area. If you think Harry Potter has a childish, loyal following, you haven't seen Skalami's fans yet.

Group Members Adam "Beefcake" Bruno - Trumpet and Lead Vocals Mike "Boner" Ayer - Trombone and vocals Jimmie "Rocker" Denny - TromboneJosh "Ticklin' the ivorys" Forke - keysRyan "Lotta" Lovchik - Bari Sax and vocals Brian "BRPXVII" Prescott - Trumpet Erik "?" Snodgrass - Bass (the axe, not the fish) Pat "P.P. Ringer" Peringer - Guitar Ed "Shortbus" Littlefield - Skins

Instruments Horns, Drums, Keys, Guitar, and Bass

Albums It's What For Dinner?

Press Reviews The University of Idaho Argonaut loves us!

Location Moscow, Idaho - USA

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