Kid Smoko

Kid Smoko was a band that put out 'Tommy Boy,' a song that caught on in the early 2000s. Their frontman was Jeremy Smith, who went by Smoko. The group had a guitarist called Dr. Jigsaw, a bassist named Skinner, and a drummer known as The Fixer.

They recorded a debut album called 'The Smoko Tapes,' which included 'Tommy Boy.' The track had a raw energy that connected with listeners at the time. Smith's vocals were raspy, and the lyrics could be cryptic, which led some critics to dismiss their work.

Smith dealt with addiction and mental health issues that affected the band's performances and recording. Kid Smoko's music mixed alternative rock with hip-hop and psychedelic touches, but they never settled into one clear category. After their initial run, 'Tommy Boy' stayed in rotation as a kind of period piece from that era.