No-Cash

No-Cash was a political riot ska band that burst into the late nineties scene with cutting riffs, and lyrics that spoke of injustice and hate across the globe. Their music is considered an anthem to many revolutionary and impoverished teenagers everywhere. Their music is often compared to their fellow Crack Rock Steady friends, Leftover Crack , Choking Victim and INDK .



No-Cash was founded in Nazareth, PA where the band first started gaining noteriety. Eventually the band recorded a split CD with New York based band Team Spider.



Their debut solo album "Run Your Pockets" sold very well in the underground riot ska scene. But due to differences within the band, they broke up early in 2005. Their music continues to sell today and No-Cash has developed a devoted group of fans . They themselves have said a reunion show is impossible. None the less, their music will continue to speak volumes to teenagers living in hostile environments.



Chris, the main singer/songwriter has formed a reggae/hip-hop band called The Mad Conductor with producer Dan McKinney, who worked with No-Cash on their split cd with Team Spider as well as their full length on VMS Records. Chris performs under the alias "MC Devlin."