Dumplins # 3: Too Spicy, P45, Dapper Cadavers

Bands:

The Dapper Cadavers
We are the afterlife travellers, don’t know where we are going and we hardly know where we have been. We found each other in a crypt, still clawing at the gravel, still restless. So we thought we had better get out of our coffins and shake off some of the dust and Dapper Cadavers is what you get. 4 piece band consisting of Gary Cadaver guitar and vocals, Count Stefan Mortise bass and vocals, Russel Rigormortis drums, Yan Montego vocals and trumpet.
www.myyspace.com/dappercadavers

P45
Formed as a music project two years ago by Jack Kendall (star of ITV's Bad Lads Army) and friend Neil Reed (guitar) the Mod/Ska/Soul band started life on the toilet circuit of Essex and London's pub and club scene. Rob Sigston (bass) jumped on board, as well as Joe Green (nephew of legendary guitarist Peter Green) playing sax. Along came drummer Dustin Burgess (veteran of countless ska bands and Madness tribute) and 'The Coverup' were born. The band started to build notoriety for their energetic performances and original music. Now owing to advice from the music industry execs they have changed their band name to 'P45' - a gritty reflection of modern times in Britain. P45 are a Mod/Ska/Original band fronted by 'larger than life' Jack Kendall, a band with a story to tell....
http://www.p45band.co.uk/

Too Spicy are a Ska/reggae band from north east England, who are breaking onto the scene in their first year playing with all time legends such as Neville Staple, Terry Hall, Pauline Black, Fishbone The Beat. And current ska and reggae stars such as Spunge, Random Hand, Gentleman’s Dub Club, Smoke like a fish… the list goes on. Too Spicy started off playing party style ska but are evolving to have a much more political voice.
Come check out the rising of Too Spicy.
http://www.facebook.com/toospicyska?sk=info

DJs: Belfast Eric and Marcello (The Estimators)