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Soda City Riot

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Street Punk

Style
Rock/Pop

Mood
Energetic

Born

2016

Active
2016 to Present...

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Formed in 2016, Soda City Riot immediately found their way in the punk scene by playing anthem-style street punk. Songs dealing with hometown politics and devilish televangelist quickly formed the first 3-song single release, ironically called “The First E.P.” This was released in 2016 on streaming platforms as well as handmade and hand numbered CDs.

Later in 2016 while on a roll with song writing the band recorded and released their first full length album titled “We’re Not PC! Fuck You!”. This included the songs “Everybody’s Broke” and “Phonies” which became crowd favorites.

The band travelled the Southeast with many of their Southeastern Peers including the Hale Bopp Astronauts, The Problemaddicts, and the Queers, as well as the Murder Junkies.

The band quickly befriended the Charleston Punk Scene which in many ways felt like home for SCR. The band paired up with many of their Charleston peers traveled the Southeast in small sprints, discovering the reach this punk rock scene has.

After one small show in Sumter, SCR was approached by Larry Parker, who wanted SCR to be the first release on his new record label River Monster Records. Along with Hale Bopp Astronauts, from Charleston, SC, the two bands released a split 7” through River Monster Records.

The band took a break during 2017-2018 after temporarily losing Roger. They continued to play as a trio but then decided to take some time off. Once Roger returned and the group decided they needed to continue.

The band released some more singles in the streaming world including a collection of Cover songs.

In 2021, the band announced that they would be working with ProRawk Records to release future music and possibly re-release some of the original recordings.