The Filaments is tagged as: punk, ska punk, ska, street punk, skacore The Filaments are a street-punk band with brass. They formed in 2000 in Chelmsford, Essex UK. Influences cited include Rancid, The Clash, Operation Ivy, The Business, The 4-Skins, and The Specials. Their debut album ‘Skull and Trombones’ was released in 2001 on New Blood Records and tours with The Casualties, Deadline and Roger Miret and The Disasters followed this release. The Filaments gained a reputation for their immense live shows in the UK, and on the European mainland. Their second album ‘…Whats Next?’ was released in 2004 on Household Name Records. This time the band showed a greater depth in song writing; UK ‘82 style punk was mixed with a wide range of influences including Dub, 2-tone influenced ska and Psychobilly. Following this release The Filaments went on to tour alongside popular U.S acts such as The Horrorpops and Leftover Crack, as well as playing festivals including Glastonbury, Wasted / Rebellion (Blackpool) , Rude Boys Unity (Geneva) and Punk ‘n’ Disorderly (Berlin). In 2005, lead vocalist Jon Fawkes emigrated to America and The Filaments subsequently disbanded. On the 10th July 2005 they played their farewell show at the City Invasion tour at The Astoria, London. In March 2006 The Filaments played two sold... Read More About The Filaments Biography...  Send The Filaments ringtones to your cell
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