Los Furios

Los Furios
Origin Vancouver, British Columbia
Genres Punk rock, ska, reggae
Years active 2000 (2000)–present
Labels Surrender, Megalith, Bacteria Buffet
Members Corinne, Kyle, Jethro, Blake, Sean, Jimmy

Los Furios is a six-piece band from Vancouver, British Columbia which has performed across Western Canada since 2000. Los Furios began adding horns to the line-up in 2001 and have been evolving their blend of punk, ska, and reggae ever since.

The band has variously featured a two- or three-piece horn section complemented by distinct songwriters and vocalists. This instrumentation adds to their diverse sound. Noticeable influences in their sound include acts such as The Clash, Sublime, Fishbone, and Rancid. The 6-song EP Los Furios (Surrender Records 2003) was the first release to feature the horn driven sound people have come to associate with the band.

Their 2004 release Warning Shot (Megalith Records USA/Bacteria Buffet Records CDN) sold over 5000 copies, mostly at the live shows, and received rave reviews from college radio DJ's across the country. Warning Shot fully displays the diverse influences of the group, ranging from rocksteady reggae to so-cal punk & ska.

Some of their highlight gigs include two opening spots at The Commodore Ballroom (House of Blues), first with Fishbone and later with The Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. They have been invited to play the Victoria Ska Fest three years running, including a headlining spot on the 2005 bill with Fishbone and Long Beach Short Bus. The Vans Warped Tour has also taken notice of the band, featuring them on their 2005 tour.

Other acts that have shared a stage with The Furios include Bedouin Soundclash, The Pietasters, Chris Murray, The Dreadnoughts, Monkey, The Planet Smashers, Flashlight Brown, The Toasters, Big D and The Kids Table, DOA, Mad Bomber Society, General Rudie, The Evaporators, The English Beat, and The Smugglers.

Band members

Discography

Year Title Track listing
2000 Head Hunter
  1. "Down and Out"
  2. "Too Late"
  3. "Headhunter"
  4. "Eleven Stories"
  5. "Salvation"
  6. "Big Belly Man"
  7. "Never Know"
  8. "Gone Away"
  9. "The Life"
  10. "River Calm"
  11. "So Close, So Far"
  12. "Wall of Inspiration"
2002 Surrender
  1. "Divided"
  2. "Waiting for the Sun"
  3. "You Might Think"
  4. "Salvation"
2003 Los Furios
  1. "Jokes on You"
  2. "Gringo"
  3. "Tradition"
  4. "Together as One"
  5. "Something's Wrong"
  6. "Running in Circles"
2004 - 2005 Warning Shot
  1. "Too High"
  2. "La Furia Lego"
  3. "Media Warfare"
  4. "Let It Off"
  5. "One of These Days"
  6. "Ready to Go"
  7. "Preso"
  8. "Seventy Seven"
  9. "Hey Sister"
  10. "Brand New Low"
  11. "Respect"
  12. "Bodybag"
2006 Tread Lightly
  1. "Motivation"
  2. "Anchor"
  3. "Ghostown"
  4. "Too Hot"
  5. "No Criminal"
  6. "Jukebox Havana"
  7. "Don't Ask Why"
  8. "Better Man"
  9. "Body Bag"
  10. "Maybe Next Time"
  11. "Strip Down"
  12. "Mary"
  13. "Tread Lightly"
2010 Run Devil Run
  1. "Playing With Fire"
  2. "Heats Rising"
  3. "Run Devil Run"
  4. "One Last Timet"
  5. "Nobody Knows"
  6. "Struggle"
  7. "AY YI YI"
  8. "Jellyfish"
  9. "Getaway"
  10. "Landslide"
  11. "Heavy Crown"
  12. "Mary"
  13. "Kill My Fire"
  14. "Lost in the Barrio"
2012 Never Look Back
  1. "How The Mighty Have Fallen"
  2. "Ska In Mexico"
  3. "Steady As You Go"
  4. "Situation Critical"
  5. "Skies Are Grey"
  6. "Jukebox Havana"
  7. "Never Look Back"
2013 Bad Waters
  1. "Bad Waters"

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