Artist description We're a ska band with rock, reggae, punk, grunge, funk, and metal influences. We're from northern NJ, Mountain Lakes and Boonton Twp.

Music Style SKa

Musical Influences Sublime, RxBandits, LTJ, LBDAS, Dispatch, Zeppelin, Hendrix, Mustard Plug, Professor Plum, Day 19, Catch22, RBF, Phish

Artist History In the spring of 2001 Good Iago(then named skagasm) was started with only a guitar(Evan Losh) drums(Ryan Humphreys) and a trombone (John Dolny). Looking to expand they recruted sax player, James Mitchell and eventually a bass player(Chris Garro). That summer we were asked to play a small birthday party but Chris was on vacation. Len LoBiondo stepped and his quick understanding of the songs bought him the spot of the new bass player for GI. After a few months he lost interest. He refused to practice so he got the boot. GI in need of a bass suddenly saw the improvement of Mike Delo. His interest in the band had been their from the start but his lack of skill ruined his chances. During the summer he practiced and got pretty good. They finally accepted him and Good Iago(still skagasm) was a band. Their first real show was at The new Hamilton St Cafe under Flood City Ska. After the show they received a live recording of their performance and realized it needed a stronger horn section. So Pete Zellen(the huge bastard), a trombone player was taken into the band. They also realized the name "skagasm" suck so they adopted the name Good Iago.

Group Members Ryan Humphreys : Drums Evan Losh : Guitar Mike Delo : Bass John Dolny : Trombone and Vocals James Mitchell : Saxaphone and Vocals Pete Zellen : Trombone LoBiondo : other

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Sax, Trombones, and Vocals

Albums Operation Horation - Ep

Location Mountain Lakes, New Jersey - USA

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