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Artist description
Six-piece ska/punk from Northern New Jersey. |
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Music Style
Both Fast Ska-Core and Mellow Trad. Ska |
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Musical Influences
Slapstick, Pietasters, Rush |
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Similar Artists
Less Than Jake |
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Artist History
Started four years ago in West Orange/Maplewood area of
New Jersey. Has since recruited two new horns and signed
with Ska Source Recordings. |
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Group Members
Dave, Roman, Dan, Brian, Chris, and Matt.
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Instruments
Guitar, Drums, Bass, Tenor Sax, Trombone, Trumpet |
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Albums
Five Miles to Newark (CD), Standing Alone in a Crowded Room (7 |
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Press Reviews
Issue #27 OF PUNK PLANET: 7"
"Melodic Pop punk + horn section + occasional outbreaks of ska = the
Taxicab samurais. And this band knows about catchy hooks."
Issue #17 of Annoyance Fanzine: 7"
" Ska-core that favors both sides of the coin, with a full horn sound,
yet fast and punk enough to satisfy anyone. Let me see, have a fight
between less than jake and the scofflaws and add a scuffle with
Propagandhi. Fine stuff."
Issue #1 of The Mad Moose: 7"
"4 songs, with two of their best songs from the demo, and two songs
not found on the demo, which are both very good. You can buy this at a
show or from their homepage, but definately buy it somewhere. Its
worth even more than the $3 charged for it."
Jersey Beat zine, Issue #62, Spring/Summer 1998 and written by by Chuck X Wharton
"Also note about this band from Northern New Jersey that their theme song,
Taxicab Samurais, part of their seven-inch vinyl release, appear on a national
compilation CD called Hello, My Name Is.... This also features Let's Go
Bowling, Dance Hall Crashers, Cherry-Poppin' Daddies, G-Spot, Suckerpunch,
Noisepie, Potshot, and others - all singing songs including their ska band
names...."
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Location
Maplewood, NJ - USA |
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