Skaos

Skaos is an iconic German ska band that made a significant impact in the European ska scene since their formation in the early 1980s. Hailing from Bavaria, Skaos has been known for infusing traditional ska rhythms with a vibrant blend of punk and rock elements, creating a sound that is both infectious and energetic. Throughout their career, they have carved out a distinctive identity by fusing their musical prowess with a socially conscious approach, often addressing political and social issues through their lyrics.

Their discography boasts a variety of albums and singles with "Stop This Mr. Putin" being one of their most recent and politically charged releases, taking a stand against war and aggression. Skaos has consistently delivered high-energy performances, as can be heard on their live recording "Breaking the Curfew (Live)". Their most recent releases also include "Coffee" and "More Fire", demonstrating their ability to remain relevant and inventive in the modern music landscape. With a career spanning several decades, Skaos continues to entertain their dedicated fan base with their dynamic rhythms and sharp commentary, cementing their legacy as pioneers in the ska genre. The "Silver (Jubilee Edition) Incl. Breaking the Curfew" celebrates their lasting influence, while albums like "Pocomania" and "Catchthisbeat" showcase the breadth of their musical evolution. The provocatively titled "Porno '75" even highlights the band's knack for blending controversy with catchy melodies, proving that Skaos is never afraid of approaching the edges of comfort to leave a lasting impression.

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Stop This Mr. Putin
Single - Released March 11, 2022
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  1. March 11, 2022
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  1. March 11, 2022
  2. September 6, 2019
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    Coffee
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