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Music: NOFX

With 12 studio albums, more than a dozen EPs and a discographer’s wet dream's worth of 7-inch releases to their credit since their Los Angeles formation an astonishing 27 years ago, NOFX is clearly one of the most successful Indie Punk bands of all time

Apr 27, 2010 at 2:06 pm

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With 12 studio albums, more than a dozen EPs and a discographer’s wet dream’s worth of 7-inch releases to their credit (in total accounting for close to 4 million units sold) since their Los Angeles formation an astonishing 27 years ago, NOFX is clearly one of the most successful Indie Punk bands of all time.

And with that indie status, with little or no label authority to use a sales ruler to whack their knuckles and keep them in line (they recorded for several small labels and major indie Epitaph before landing on frontman Fat Mike’s label Fat Wreck Chords), the band has been able to do whatever occurs to their septic little brains, simultaneously making them one of the most outrageous Indie Punk bands of all time.

They play the Madison Theater on Friday. Get show details and more Sound Advice here.