Hailing from the Oregon area, the W's have burst on to the Christian SKA scene with their first album, Fourth From The Last. It features Benny-Goodman-swing influenced SKA, leading some to call their style "rock-ska-billy." No matter what you call it, it is a refreshing, toe-tapping sound.

The album contains many tongue-in-cheek, satirical, and self-deprecating lyrics, as well as some songs that are destined to become youth-group standards. Included are the CHR hits The Devil Is Bad, and Moses, and Open Minded, a song which seems to challenge critics of the band, saying "with opportunity oh what you'd change, what you'd do to make it your way."