>> Swingin' Utters

Swingin' Utters work with a style reminiscent of the late-70s British punk scene, incorporating a sound much like Sham 69, though with a much more American outlook. Not as calculatedly revolutionary as many early oi! bands, Swingin' Utters never less puts an emphasis on social commentary. While producing striking latter-day oi!, Swingin' Utters rely more on tradition and formula than innovative musicianship.

News

Swingin' Utters Reveals Rarities Track Listing Oct 03, 2008
Swingin' Utters Ready Rarities Collection Aug 21, 2008
One Man Army Guy Plays with Utters Jul 26, 2004
Aversion's 2003 Favorites: Swingin' Utters Dec 30, 2003
Utters Find New Guitarist Sep 10, 2002
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Interviews

Utter Contempt
Mar 10, 2003
"“A lot of these kids don’t listen to anything but punk rock. I think that’s sad," says The Swingin' Utters' Darius Koski. Koski tells it like it is to Aversion about being pigeonholed, fans who would love nothing more than cookie-cutter music and the truth about country music. read more >>

Discography

Five Lessons Learned (Fat Wreck Chords)
The Sounds Wrong EP (Fat Wreck Chords)
A Juvenile Product of the Working Class (Fat Wreck Chords)
More Scared (Side 1 Dummy Recordings)
Streets of San Francisco (New Red Archives)
Swingin’ Utters (Fat Wreck Chords)
Dead Flowers, Bottles, Bluegrass and Bones (Fat Wreck Chords)
Live in a Dive (Fat Wreck Chords)