They are a dynamic team of skilled geeks who hail from mighty Huntington Beach, California. Their newest release The Fury Of
the Aquabats explains just how loony these guys can be. The truth is that these guys aren't really furious, some say their music is ska, and
some say their music is Devo meets the Power Rangers, but whatever it is these guys put on an excellent show so you should come check it out.

Man...or Astro-man is coming back to the breakroom for the second time in three months.  The last tour proved that these guys could be as weird as anyone on the market and still kick ass...  They hauled through 28 cities last time in a primarily West Coast oriented tour and are looking to expand this time through.

They were formed by four 16 year old school friends in Brighton, England back in 1978. They came upon the name because back in '78 the first test tube baby was created in a lab not far from here. They
quickly were swallowed up by No Future Records, the label who also released stuff by Blitz, and released their first LP "Pissed and Proud." In short these guys were some real innovators. Their hobbies include the traditional punk rock shit: gettin' pissed at the local pub, workin' hard, and did I mention they like drinkin'?

You don't get much more punk rock than these lads. They hail from Seattle and sound like they just got off the plane from London and finally arrivined after being subjected to having their luggage searched by
German shepherds and gettin' more than enough shit for the bottles of scotch found among their clothes. They're pissed, and they're not afraid to let you know it. They are punk rock of the liberty spike totin', english-influenced, more metal on their coats than on your car brand.

They're from San fuckin' Jose, therefore they are more punk rock than you will ever be. They draw influence from English punk bands of the early 80's such as GBH, Blitz, and the Partisans. They've shared the stage with legendary bands like the Business and the Anti-Nowhere League. as well as my boys in Dropkick Murphys. They've already toured with Peter and the Test Tube Babies in England so they have their shit together. You'd be a fool to miss this show!

The New York Times believes these guys make music which can rival Hendrix or Clapton. They're right. Built To Spill found its beginnings in
somewhat the same fashion as the previous mentioned artists. All three came from smaller towns (Seattle wasn't too big back in the late fifties,
early sixties) although Built To Spill beats them all, coming from Twin Falls, ID. They found their beginnings in high school, although that's not the case for the WHOLE band (Doug and Brett were the only ones playing together at this time). In 1993 they released their first album entitled Ultimate Alternative Wavers. 1997 found their latest release, Perfect From Now On, getting rave reviews with a highlight of recieving an "8" from Spin magazine.

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They are one of the only bands still surviving from the mid-80's anarco-punk scene that was so prominent in England. Angered intelligent lyrics and music that was far more diverse than most punk,
the Subhumans have attitude and an incredible DIY base.