Music by Brandon Campbell and Friends
AMG Expert Review: (Four Stars)  One of several excellent traditional ska bands raised in the nurture and admonition of New York's Version City Studio (and its benevolent mandarins, Jeff "King Django" Baker and Victor Rice), the Radiation Kings offer a sound that will be familiar to fans of Skinnerbox, Stubborn All Stars, and The Slackers:  a strictly retro organ-driven ensemble with good horn charts and great basslines.  But the Kings have one other thing going for them that the others do not:  The voice of Lisa White, whose delivery is a perfect balance between postpunk assertiveness and retro-ska sweetness.  On the rocksteady ballad, "Spending Time," she croons gently to a recalcitrant lover; she delivers the defiant "Dem Try" with just the right amount of brassiness.  The instrumentalists are just as good, jumping from elastic rock steady grooves to loping reggae and galloping ska without dropping a beat.  It's especially impressive to note that this debut album consists entirely of original material (most songs written by guitarist Josh Taht; others by organist Brandon Campbell).  Very Nice.  -Rick Anderson, All Music Guide
The Radiation Kings

Order yourself a copy of Early Years at Stubborn Records Online!
The Radiation Kings' 4 Song EP, "A Look Back at Things to Come," also available through Stubborn Records for $5. 
The newest addition to the RKs' compillation discography is Version City Dub Clash, on which you can hear Radiation Kings members Justin English, Brandon Campbell, and Josh Taht stir it up with the regular Version City Rockers Crew.  Available on CD and LP at Stubborn Records.
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