Ten Times A Day

Ten Times A Day was a punk band known for their direct, confrontational approach. Their 1999 song "Fuck This Shit" became something of an anthem for listeners who appreciated that kind of blunt energy. The track gave the band its initial notoriety and set the tone for their work.

They released several albums in the following years, including "World's on Fire" in 2002 and "Against the Grain" in 2006. Their music often carried a political or social edge, though it was always delivered with the band's characteristic raw intensity. Other songs in their catalog, like "Angelina" and "Days Of Futures Past," showed they could work within different emotional registers while keeping their sound grounded in punk.

The band's lineup included Johnny "Jaws" Williams on vocals, Mikey "Mad Dog" Jackson on guitar, Tommy "T-Bone" Jones on bass, and Duke "El Diablo" Henderson on drums. Their lyrics and performances sometimes drew criticism from more conservative listeners, but they maintained a consistent output through the 2000s with albums like "Unbreakable" in 2010.