Swingin' Utters
The Swingin ' Utters are a punk rock band from California.
It was founded by lead singer Johnny Bonnel were, the guitarist Max Huber and Darius Koski, bassist and drummer Greg Kevin McEntee. The place of the bass player had a frequently changing cast and so was their first album recorded with six different bass players. Currently Spike Slawson has, who also plays for Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, occupied this position. Your trademarks are trashy electric guitar sounds with some folk deposits. The exact founding date is not known, but they arrange themselves in the end of 1980 or the beginning of the 1990s a. The band, originally from Santa Cruz, soon moved to San Francisco. There she published on smaller labels such as Side One and IFA Records various singles and EPs until their first LP The Streets of San Francisco published on the label New Red Archives in 1995.
This gave them attention as well as the award for the best debut album in the Bay Area Music Awards. After appearances at the first Vans Warped Tour and appearances with Rancid, they signed a contract with Fat Wreck Chords. In 1996, she published A Juvenile Product of the Working Class and two years later Five Lessons Learned. In addition, the EPs Sounds Wrong ( 1998) and Brazen Head (1999) were re-released. A year later the album Swingin ' Utters and tours with the Dropkick Murphys and The Damned. In 2002, the guitarist Max Huber climbed out and was not replaced. Dead Flowers, Bottles, Bluegrass, and Bones they published in 2003 In 2008, the B-sides collection " hatest Grits: B- Sides And Bullshit " was. Published.