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Skinnerbox

Skinnerbox was a third wave ska band formed in New York City in the late 1980s by King Django.^[1]

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Skinnerbox
Origin	New York City, New York, United States
Genres	Ska
Years active	1989–1998

Past members	Chris DeRosa on Drums and Brandt Abner on Keys

Discography

Full Length

Instrumental Conditioning (Stubborn) 1990)
Now & Then (Stubborn) (1992)
Tales of the Red (Stubborn) (1993)
What You Can Do, What You Can't (Moon Ska) (1997)
Demonstration (Triple Crown Records/Stubborn)(1998)

EPs

Sunken Treasure (Stubborn) (1994)

7" Singles

"Does He Love You" b/w "Right Side" (Stubborn) (1993)
Hepcat Season b/w I Got To Know (Stubborn) (1998)

Compilations

Special Wild 1989-1994 (Stubborn) (1996)

References

^ Huey, Steve. "Skinnerbox Biography & History". AllMusic. Retrieved September 9, 2017.

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