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San Francisco's biggest and best punk band, the Swingin' Utters, have returned to set the scene aright with their latest opus, Dead Flowers, Bottles, Bluegrass, and Bones. Where other bands have made a mockery of street punk with their corny gimmicks and posturing, the Utters deliver music brimming with the passion and desperation the genre in known for. It all started for the Utters back in 1995 with their first full length The Streets of San Francisco, which was released to critical acclaim. As a result, the band received two Bammy's (Bay Area Music Awards), one of which for best debut album. Their success caught the attention of many others as they were then invited to join the first Warped Tour and later went on to tour Europe with fellow Bay Area punkers, Rancid. We here at Fat Wreck Chords snatched the Utters up in 1996 in time to release a classic punk record in A Juvenile Product of the Working Class. Considered by many as one of the best punk records of the 90's, Juvenile...