Smiley & The Underclass London, UK
Wicked and wild Dub Punk outta London.
“Dynamite … Potent protest music for the times” – Duff
Guide To Ska
“Perfect blend of righteous reggae and punk attitude” – Vive Le Rock
Think Bob Dylan meets The Clash and King Tubby in a dark alley with razor-blades...
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