Artist of the day: Skurvy the Clown
Last year about this time, Skurvy the Clown invaded St. Pete with a trip to the Emerald. They're doing it again this year, and hoping it can become an annual tradition.
This Cocoa punks -- Chuckles on guitar, Brother D on bass, Alberto Rivera on drums and Robyn Blair on vocals -- made their bones with funny, sloppy-ass old-school punk songs like Elvis Stole My El Camino (in the video above), I Wanna Be Ron Jeremy and 5 Dollar Crackwhore. It's simple, loud, nasty and fun.
Click here for a detailed band history. And check them out at 10 p.m. Saturday with Old School Boney Fiend -- that would be the original lineup, featuring Jimmy Bone, Jonny Fiend, Harold "Lurch" Post and Jake Crash -- and Hell-Bent, a Danzig-era Misfits cover band. Cover is $4.
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Our 2010 Ultimate Local Music Guide was our biggest to date, featuring 180 bands, singers, rappers, DJs and artists across all genres.
In 2009, our Ultimate Local Music Guide spotlighted 150 of Tampa's Bay's top artists. To celebrate, we launched Soundcheck -- the blog you're reading now!
Our 2008 Ultimate Music Guide featured the 10 best local bands, 130 more artists that we love, a SXSW photo gallery by Giddy Up Helicopter and more.
In 2007, we profiled nearly 100 of the Bay Area's best music acts. See who was hot back then. Chances are, you're still rocking out to them today!
Why would anyone voluntarily attempt to see 50 concerts at 50 different venues in a single summer? Jay Cridlin shrugged and thought: