Lunatics On Pogosticks
Lunatics On Pogosticks formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with a lineup that included Mikey Madness on vocals, Tommy Pogostick on drums, and DJ...
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Lunatics On Pogosticks formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with a lineup that included Mikey Madness on vocals, Tommy Pogostick on drums, and DJ Scratchmaster Flash handling turntables and electronics. Their sound mixed punk rock with experimental electronic elements, avoiding easy categorization. They put out their first album, 'Welcome to the Lunatic Asylum,' in 2004.
In 2007, the band had a breakout moment with the single 'Less Than Sober,' which climbed alternative rock charts. That track, along with their two other studio albums, 'The Lunatic Express' in 2006 and another titled 'Less Than So,' defined their brief run. Their live shows were known for being loud and chaotic, which drew both fans and some criticism over their content.
They didn't stick around long after that, but for a few years, Lunatics On Pogosticks offered a jolt of noisy, synth-tinged punk that felt distinctly of its time and place.
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