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Leading the charge of the New York City ska revival scene, Mephiskapheles was formed in the East Village in 1990 by lead vocalist the Grand Invidious, guitarist Brendog and keyboardist Brian Martin. Within the course of the following months, the group's classic lineup -- also consisting of bassist Michael Bitz, trumpeter Osho Endo, alto saxophonist Alexander McCabe, and trombonist Greg Robinson -- was firmly in place, and over the next few years Mephiskapheles toured relentlessly up and down the East Coast, building a tremendous cult following. In 1994 they joined with producer Bill Laswell to record their debut LP God Bless Satan, originally issued on their own Pass the Virgin label. By 1996, with new drummer Wayne Dunton on board, Mephiskapheles toured the U.S. opening for the Buzzcocks; their second album, Maximum Perversion, was released a year later, followed in 1999 by Might-Ay White-Ay. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
i saw them open for mushroomhead, gwar and yes get this jerry springer one the most legendary shows i ever saw in the agora in cleveland... i nearly cried when it was over
I saw these guys about 15 years ago at the State Theater In St. Pete Fl. and to this day it was one of the best shows I've ever been to. These guys are nothing but good fun feel good music. Thank you Pandora for reminding me.
Wow, there's not write-up on these guys? I was listening to god bless satan in college 10+ yrs ago. Read somewhere that they started their band just to be able to get into ska shows for free. Great tight & fun sound.
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