The Boils

The Boils were an American oi!/punk rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, officially formed in 1996. Their most popular song "The Orange and The Black" is used at every Philadelphia Flyers hockey after every Flyers win as of April 13, 2006.^[1] It has become an anthem for Philadelphia Flyers fans. They have also played on the Warped Tour and toured the country with similar bands OXYMORON and The Casualties. The Boils debuted their first self-titled CD-EP in 1998 on Creep Records before Cyclone records released the full-length version -also self-titled- a year later.

Discography

Studio albums

• Consuming Your Culture (1995) Switchblade
• Tradition Ends (1996) Schukyill
• From The Bleachers
• World Poison
• Pride and Persecution

Singles/EPs

• Hearts Of The Oppressed (1995) Creep
• When The Sun Goes Down
• The Orange and The Black TKO

Compilations/Live albums

• Dad, I Can't Breathe (1995) Creep
• Matthau Records Comp (1996)
• More Kaos (1997) Motherbox
• Destroy The Creep House (1997) Creep
• Songs for the Witching Season (1997) Creep
• Don't Pogo in the Livingroom (1997) Pogostick
• Songs from the Gutter (1998) Kangaroo
• Welcome to Ground Zero (1998) Ground Zero
• Philly Shreds (1998) Schuykill
• Greasers, Punks, & Skins (1999) Squigtone
• Scene Killer Vol 2 (1999) Outsider
• Streets of Philadelphia (1999) Wonka Vision
• The Feeding of the Proles (1999) Patriotic Dissent
• Pure Punk (1999) Cyclone
• Black Eyes and Broken Bottles...We're Done Being Harassed (1999) Beer City
• Dangerously Unstable (1999) Suburban Voice
• Nevermind the Sex Pistols...Here's the Tribute (2000) Radical
• Skins and Pinz (2001) GMM
• The Last Stake Has Been Driven (2001) Creep
• Lesson for Today (2002) Almost Good Music

References