The Kings of Nuthin' discography: History and Key Facts

The discography of Boston-based punk rock and rockabilly band The Kings of Nuthin' consists of three albums, one extended play, two singles and 28 compilation appearances

The Kings of Nuthin' started their music career in 1999. The same line-up performed already in 1998 under the name The Boston Blackouts and the core group Torr Skoog (upright bass), Liam Crill (drums) and Chris “Necro” Wilkinson (washboard) began meeting in 1996 and performed with a changing line-up including other musicians under the name The Saturday Night Specials. There are no known recordings of both former bands.

Their first EP Get Busy Livin' or Get Busy Dyin' (2000) was released through the lesser known label Reckloose Records and half a year later through Crazy Love Records. Their first full-length album Fight Songs for Fuck-Ups (2002) was released through Disaster Records. The album Punk Rock Rhythm & Blues (2005) was first released on People Like You for the European market and appeared on the American market under the name Over the Counter Culture (2006) on Sailor's Grave Records. This label also released their last album Old Habits Die Hard (2010).

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