Swedish ska band from Landskrona, formed 1995 and split up in 2001.
They play ska music as it was made in England in the late seventies and early eighties, with groups like Specials, Madness, Selecter and The Beat as the main representatives.

2-Tone in simple terms, where the visual attributes are (almost) as important as the music.
In the world of ska music, 2-Tone is sometimes referred to as neo-ska, or the “second wave.”
The first wave, the original ska music, came from Jamaica and preceded reggae.

On a live performance, the former The Selecter bassist Charley Anderson, joined the band on stage and from then he became a member of the band.
Through Charley's old circle of friends from the 2-Tone days in Coventry, they came into contact with another of the great ska musicians from the late seventies,
Lynval Golding from the Specials, who was hired as producer their new album.
Neither of them live in England anymore. Lynval has moved to Seattle, while Charley has married and now has Rome as his hometown.