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Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards was a street punk band. Their songs included subject matter about drinking, fighting, drugs, sex, prostitutes, gangs, and street life. They were the side project band of Lars Frederiksen from Rancid.

Transplants

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Transplants is the name of an American punk/hip hop band. They formed in 1999 when Tim Armstrong of the band Rancid played his friend and roadie Rob Aston some beats he had made using Pro Tools and asked Rob if he would consider contributing lyrics.

The Aggrolites

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The Aggrolites are a reggae band from Los Angeles, California. The Aggrolites are an amalgamation of two previous Los Angeles reggae and ska bands, the Vessels and the Rhythm Doctors, and were originally formed in 2002 as an in-concert backing band for reggae icon Derrick Morgan.

Time Again

466,941 plays (37,063 listeners)

Time Again are a punk rock band from Los Angeles, California. The band was formed in the summer of 2004 by vocalist Daniel Dart and guitarist Elijah Reyes.

Left Alone

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Left Alone is a Ska Punk band from Wilmington, California. They were formed in May 1996 by lead vocalist/guitarist Elvis Cortez.

Devils Brigade

75,566 plays (5,354 listeners)

Devil’s Brigade are an all-star punk group featuring Matt Freeman and Tim Armstrong of Rancid and DJ Bonebrake, drummer of X and the Knitters.

The Slackers

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One of New York's most notable ska bands, the Slackers formed in Brooklyn in 1991 and have played the world over many times since. Their first release was an eponymous self-released album, distributed by Moon Records in 1993 on cassette. Their first real debut is "Better Late Than Never" on Moon Ska Records.

Roger Miret and the Disasters

459,501 plays (45,587 listeners)

"Let me take you by the hand, back to the streets of New York City," is the opening line from Roger Miret & The Disasters' third album, My Riot. The Disasters represent an honesty rarely seen in music today.