The Kindertones

The Kindertones were a Utah ska band, active from 1998-99. During their brief existence, they became one of the first bands to bring speedy, punk-influenced "third wave" ska to Utah Valley's larger stages, and buoyed the local band scene by spearheading the creation of two compilation CDs, Final Round: Utah's Finest Ska vs. Punk and Final Round 2: Utah vs. The World, that heavily featured up-and-coming local artists.

Among the several original songs on the Ska for the Whole Family EP, the disc featured a secret or hidden track at the end that was a ska cover of Vanilla Ice's popular "Ice Ice Baby."

After the band's dissolution in late 1999, several members went on to form Spitball (1999-2001), which gradually moved further away from roots music into pop-punk and alt-rock, though the band featured a horn section throughout its existence.

Members

 * Doug Harris (lead vocals)
 * Jeremy Tomsik (bass, vocals)
 * Mike Tomsik (guitar, vocals)
 * Ben Duffy (drums, vocals)
 * Scott Mataoa (trumpet)
 * Rob Keele (trombone)