Name: Southern California Street Music *
Brand: Victory Records (USA)
SKU: 929748
Price: 30.09 USD
Availability: InStock

Southern California Street Music *

Rating

Album: Southern California Street Music *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Exorcism
2)	Fire in the Dancehall
3)	Ballad of Froggy McNasty, The
4)	Morning Air Raid Sirens
5)	Discombobulated
6)	Home Is Where the Heart(ache) Is
7)	While My City Sleeps
8)	Dancing on Your Grave
9)	When the World Stops Turning
10)	Southern California Street Music
11)	Death Wish List
12)	Say Hello to My Little Friend

Album: Southern California Street Music *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Exorcism
2)	Fire in the Dancehall
3)	Ballad of Froggy McNasty, The
4)	Morning Air Raid Sirens
5)	Discombobulated
6)	Home Is Where the Heart(ache) Is
7)	While My City Sleeps
8)	Dancing on Your Grave
9)	When the World Stops Turning
10)	Southern California Street Music
11)	Death Wish List
12)	Say Hello to My Little Friend

Performer Notes

Personnel: Frank Casillas (vocals); Eddie "Cheddar" Casillas (guitar); James Hern ndez (saxophone); Brodie Johnson (trombone); Jerry "Sapo" O'Neill (drums); Jared Pallozolo (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Eddie C.
Recording information: 07/2007.
Photographer: Adam Deluca.
Ska-Punk survivors Voodoo Glow Skulls have been at it for a long time, and from the sound of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA STREET MUSIC, they have no plans to stop anytime soon. Frantically fusing SoCal hardcore with classic ska and Latin sounds, VGS burst out of the gates in the way-back days of the early '90s, before the time when this sound became a marketable trend (culminating in No Doubt becoming bonafide pop superstars). This 2007 release will please all the remaining diehards with its colorful, unrelenting energy and lack of compromise. It's the sound of Jamaica crashing into East L.A. at a Descendents concert, in essence exactly what the title implies.

Professional Reviews

Alternative Press (p.129) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "'Morning Air Raid Sirens' and 'Discombobulated' maintain the same fiery energy with their fast tempos and clearly hardcore bent."

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.50) - "Gruff and raw, California Street Music flexes its muscular, melodic, metal-ska-punk discord to all those willing to listen."