The Florida-bred swamp rockers have been bending genres, partying hard, touring the world, and leaving tales of joy and destruction in their wake. Founded by high-school buddies and co-lead vocalists Dominic Maresco (drums) and Scott "Skart" Suldo (guitars), the Supervillains' patented harmonies and hooks have permeated through many scenes while managing to stay true to their collective roots. Huge, ground-moving bass lines provided by Daniel Grundorf with multi-instrumental solos and melodies from Tom "T-Rex" Moulton compliment the combo's penchant for formulating unique arrangements, drawing from a wide range of influences. Southern vocal harmonies accompany undeniable reggae beats, tasty ska rhythms, and all-out punk rock insanity from a band that truly resembles the cultural melting pot of their home state.

After selling over 100,000+ records independently, the Supervillains successfully opened their own label RAH RAH RAH RECORDS in 2011, enlisting quality acts as well as themselves to be marketed to the band's fanbase and beyond. Long considered one of the most solid support acts to the biggest names in the genre (Pepper, Reel Big Fish, Slightly Stoopid), the Supervillains have taken the reins the last few years embarking on multiple headlining tours across North America and the Caribbean.

"Although the band themselves have grown beyond the conventional sound of ska, I could see no better example of
true scholars of this style of music and this culture,” BERKLEE GROOVE (Berklee College of Music - Boston, MA).

"The Supervillains are easily one of the most progressive bands in the scene..." ThePier.org

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