Daryl SKYTZO Willis has been involved in the So. Cal. Punk Rock scene since the late ‘70s, Singing, playing Guitar, Bass, and writing songs. If you’ve played in or around Orange County California between 1979 and 2020 there is a good chance SKYTZO could have been your sound man in your local club, bar,backyard party or laundromat. SKYTZO has been on The World Famous KROQs Top 20 lists as seen in Flip Side Magazine, a few local television programs, featured in multiple magazines, and even appeared in the theaters as Parker Stevens body double. SKYTZO has be the founding member of bands like Code Name Hardhat, Crash Coarse, Henceforth, Unit F, Jurassic Punx, and of course SKYTZO. Now SKYTZO spends his time relaxing in Florida, and going through his recordings and occasional releasing tracks here on Sound Cloud. 
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  https://youtu.be/D78W7lqkOa8 Psychobilly , Garage Desert Wave  , Garage rock , lo fi , Alternative psychedelic 

Originally formed in Southern California in the year 2003  as a Post Hardcore band. Vocalist of The Predest Ray Aldaz reformed the group again in early 2015.

Punk Rock from 70s to the present day US and British. All your classics ;loads of Hellcat Epitaph and More www.rolandgentradio.co.uk

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The term “Boy Scout” has become an American archetype, synonymous with truth telling, good deeds and preparedness. Our name is a contradiction, and emblematic of the derangement of the American Character. As satire, The BSA has made recent efforts to be more inclusive, however, atheists are still not permitted membership. As a Punk/Metal rock group, our unifying position is anti- authoritarian. We used the ancient symbol of The Helm of Awe (which provides protection from powerful men) on our album cover. Our use of this Nordic rune has NOTHING TO DO WITH ETHNICITY, but rather ancient mysticism.

Since its inception, Unit F has been walking the fine line of socio-political consciousness and chaos with their own amalgam of dark punk, deathrock and esoteric rock.  The approach is a dynamic yet defined sound, showing an awareness of punk rock’s musical heritage and its decided trademark charge of the need for social and political change so typically absent from popular culture.

In 2020 Unit F announced the additions of drummer Andy David and Peter Moreno on bass following the late 2019 departures of Guillermo Santacruz and Phil Moore which effectively hit the pause button on the release of its fourth full length, which is now planned for 2020 to stand alongside Ecocide: Songs of Dysfunction (2018), Comes The Day (2014) and American Shutdown (2009). The new self-produced effort signaled a return to friend and producer Jim Monroe (Adolescents, Fu Manchu, Manic Hispanic, CJ Ramone) who was responsible for previous full lengths (along with Greg Hetson), as well as the hard charging Same Ol’ Story EP (2012).   

By the summer of 2019, the recording process yielded a four song ‘single/ep’ which will be self-released in March of 2020 , along with several new music videos (Joe Gill producing). The songs include Memo (To Myself), Human Zoo, Jesus Saves, and It’s Okay. That same chemistry and the penchant for songwriting that became Ecocide, is on full display with these numbers, with a unique view of the systematic appropriation of the individual by the corporate system (Memo), a dour look at the homeless crisis witnessed first hand (Human Zoo), and a dangerously sarcastic look at the hypocrisy of the political evangelicals (Jesus Saves). The final barrage is saved for the sneering tongue in cheek It’s Okay, lamenting the everyday wasting process of our collective complacency.

The current the lineup began will continue playing as a four piece, still led by original vocalist Mel Schantz who pens the lyrics and mans the vocals. It is a quicker if not louder, more dynamic and version of the band, with Andy David’s expressive drums, and the wall of guitar effect by Dave Costa.  Combined with Peter Moreno’s driving bass lines and backing vocals, Unit F’s sound fills up the room as well as it translates to the big stage.

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