Get your own Free Home PageJorge & Colin-Vocals
Fred-Guitar
Mark-Bass
Yuresh-Drums
there very first recorded song, "Political Sin", appeared on a local NYC based compliation, Swill Records Benefeit For Beer.
As 1993 approached, The Casualties released there first 7" EP,"40oz. Casualties". This record included songs;"The Oi Song", "Bored and Glued", "Punk Rock Love", "Destruction & Hate", "40 oz Casualty", and "Ugly Bastards". It was available with several sleeves. One was the well known Drawing of the punk and the fire-hydrant,the other was the 3 band members in a room drinking(rare),and supposably there was another with the band drinking in a city dumpster, but i have never seen that one.
New came about next, The line-up went as followed:
Jorge-Vocals
Jake-Guitar
Mike-Bass
Shawn-Drums
It was with this lineup the Casualties launched the first tour with the Varukers. With the new members, the band put out a second seven inch. The record was titled, "A Fuckin Way Of Life". They released on Eyeball records, in 1995.
A while after the release of their second seven inch, The Casualties dropped their drummer Shawn. They recruited a new drummer named Meggers to take his place.
It was now time for a full length release, The Casualties Released the LP "For The Punx" in 1997 on Tribal War Records.
At this time the Casualties launched there second tour with the Varukers. The tour started in late March of '97', and ended some time in early May. A second tour over the summer of '97 took the Casualties all over the US, and briefly in the UK.
As 1998 approached, Guitarist Jake put out a record comp on his new label "Charged Records".
Casualties recruited Jon of the Krays to replace old bassist Mike. Now they released their newest LP, "Underground Army". The songs scedualed to be featured on it are older songs that never were released. Such as, Kill Everyone,Political sin,ect. and other newer ones.
For More Complete Info please visit the Official Casualteis Page For The Punx
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