The Fight (Punk)
The Fight (Punk) formed in suburban New Jersey in 1993. Their lineup included vocalist Dave Smalley, guitarist Dave Kennedy, bassist Ed Stasium, and drummer...
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The Fight (Punk) formed in suburban New Jersey in 1993. Their lineup included vocalist Dave Smalley, guitarist Dave Kennedy, bassist Ed Stasium, and drummer Alfie Agnew. They played a raw, aggressive style of punk that connected with listeners who felt disconnected from the mainstream.
In 1995, they released the album "This Is Not a Test," which featured the single "(I'm Running Around In) Circles." The record had a direct energy and straightforward lyrics that helped the band reach a wider audience. Other songs from their catalog include "Can't Be Bothered," "Don't Tell Me," "Fish Gang," and "Forgotten Generation."
Over time, the group went through some member changes, but they kept playing and recording through the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their sound stayed rooted in that early punk approach without much polish or compromise.
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