ABOUT
SPAWN
Ska Punk from the Netherlands
High Energy
Brass Fuelled Ska Punk
SPAWN is a high energy brass fuelled Ska Punk band from the Netherlands, keeping the beat rocksteady and the upstrokes a-skankin’. In October 2016, SPAWN released “Dance of the Lunatics”.
Since releasing “Dance of the Lunatics”, SPAWN have featured on many Dutch, English and American radio shows. “This is so much fun. You’re gonna love this. Mega riffs, Killer beats and some serious funk. Fuuuunk!” [Soundsphere magazine, 2016]
The new album opened new doors and the ‘Dance of the Lunatics Tour’ has energized many clubs, pubs and festivals.
With their third album, they’ve definitely found the groove and locked it down. ‘Dance of the Lunatics’ is a huge, bouncing, sweaty dance machine perched on 14 legs and having the time of its life.
It never ends
Highlights
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Spotify streams
- 500.000 streams on Spotify
- Lunatics added to Spotify editorial playlist ‘Skatepark Punks’ in 2018
- Dance of the Lunatics released on vinyl by American record label and platform Feedbands
- International media coverage on radio, blogs and other media outlets.
Dance of the Lunatics is available in our webshop, but is also streaming on Spotify, Apple Music and all other well-known streaming platforms.
SPAWN was formed in 2001 as a punk trio. Adding a trumpet player in 2002 and a saxophone player in 2004, at that time the band switched to playing ska music with a punky twist. “SPAWNTANEOUS” was released in 2005 (album of the month at the National Pop Institute). Their music video “Spam” was broadcast by MTV Networks for several weeks, earning the band national exposure. “HOSDROPLOS” was released in 2008, gaining access to major Dutch venues like Paradiso and Zwarte Cross Festival.
Having played hundreds of shows, Ska Punk band from the Netherlands SPAWN know how to get the party started and going. They have been around for more than 15 years and “Dance of the Lunatics” proofs that they are far from done!
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Dance of the Lunatics is a huge, bouncing, sweaty dance machine perched on 14 legs and having the time of its life. That’s what ska is all about of course. It’s music for the feet and for the soul and they do it really well.
This is so much fun. You’re gonna love this. Mega riffs. Killer beats, and some serious funk. Fuuuunk!
I love their brand of brass fuelled ska-punk and their material is proper feel-good stuff! There’s a good dose of harpsichord styled keyboards in there too!
The best track on the album [...] is Skarantino which manages to shoe-horn every Dick Dale, 5678's, Ennio Morricone and Chuck Berry moment from Tarantino movies into about three minutes of breathless, blissful energy.
