The Kilograms - "Faith & Love"
Reggae-punk supergroup The Kilograms (featuring members of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Avoid One Thing, The Bouncing Souls, and more) just released a single that is the first to truly sound like the members' previous bands. "Faith & Love" leans heavily to the punk side of their sound, and with the gravelly vocals and "Woah-oh!" gang vocals, it sounds like a mixture of the Bosstones and Rancid... just a little more mellow 2025 version of those bands. This is a great song that defines what ska-core for grown ups can sound like. If you had your teenage ska phase in the 90's (or never really had it end), "Faith & Love" is a dream come true. Sammy Kay (guitar and vocals) says of his band's latest single: "Faith and Love feels like a conversation between two folks who have walked a similar path at different times." You can listen to "Faith & Love" below. Beliefs & Thieves is due out April 4 on Rad Girlfriend Recor...