Kings Of Nuthin’

Punk Rhythm & Blues!

Formed by 8 street hoodlums (well, not really - they are very nice guys actually) and hailing from the Irish mecca of Boston, The Kings Of Nuthin’ are an unlikely punk rock outfit equipped with the instrumentation of a full piece Rythm & Blues band from the ’50s: An upright bass, a horn section, a piano player, a guitarist, a lead singer, even a washboard player! Well-known across the East Coast for their out-of-control live sets, The Kings Of Nuthin’ are a unique blend of psychobilly: Imagine the result of Bill Haley & The Comets or Little Richard and the Upsetters growing up in a punk rock environment, acquiring the drinking habits of Charles Bukowski, and hammering out their songs at twice the required speed... Fight Songs is the Kings’ second album (the first one was released by Reckloose Records) and it is their first release for Disaster records (the Kings felt it would be in their best interest to work with a reputable label that was co-run by someone who had worse tattoos and less teeth than TORR, their lead singer...); it is a truly great release. Are you ready to party? I mean, are you really ready to party?