Butt-Wipe

Biography : 

I don't know much about Butt-Wipe other that they started in 2002 in St-Astier, France, playing skatepunk influenced by bands like BigWig, Thrice, Burning Heads. In 2004 they record their first demo CD entitled  The First Roll. 

Discography:

- The First Roll (2004) CD
- Split (2006) CD

Listen to: Butt-Wipe - Believe This

Evil Worms

Biography : 

Evil Worms was a punk rock / skatepunk band from France from 1996 to 2006.

Discography:

- Decadent Youth (1998) CD
- Kezy' Space¿!¿ (2000) CD
- Split with Toosick - Fighting Fifty-One's Monochrome (2001) CD
- Tu Vas Triper Gars!!! (2002) CD
- Y'a Des Coups D'Pieds Au Cul Qui S'Perdent! (2004) CD
- Split with Shoogooshoeslide - Evil-Slide Session (2006) CD

Listen to: Evil Worms - Missile!?!

Snuwah Kood

Biography : 

Snuwah Kood was a fast melodic punk band from France. They started to play in 1998. Max (Guitar / Vocals) later played for The Amsterdam Red Light District.

Discography:
- Abstract (2001) CD

Sleazy Arse

Biography : 
Sleazy Arse was a skatepunk band from France active in the 90's

Discography:
- Chawarma (199x) TAPE
- Songs Of Hate (1999) CD

Negative Creep

 

Biography : 
Negative Creep was a melodic hardcore / skatepunk band from Tours, France. They played together from 1995 to 2000. They were influenced by NOFX, Burning Heads, Descendents, No Use For A Name. Vincent was also member of skatepunk band Buddyweed and Pascal in played in Happy Campers.

Discography:
- Wake Up! (1996) TAPE
- Negative Creep (1998) CD

Warm-Up

Here's Warm Up, a good band from France that started from the ashes of 2 bands : Screwball and Karpok. The band formed in 1999 and right after their beginning they opened for big bands like Randy and Good Riddance. They released an EP in 2000 and were supposed to make a split with their friends Homeboys. I don't know exactly when their story ended but I don't think they had a long existence. They played a kind of melodic skatecore, good stuff!!

Discography:
- Démo (1999) CD
- What's Going'on? (2000) CD

Listen to Warm-Up - I Would Believe