Flummox with Guttermouth, The Dickies, and more

Guttermouth, from Huntington Beach, California, is a punk band known for energetic style and outspoken lyrics. Formed in 1989, they released hits like "Puke" and albums like Teri Yakimoto and Eat Your Face. They've worked with Nitro and Epitaph Records, and were known for their controversial departure from the Warped Tour. Over the years, band members have included Mark Adkins and original and new members across various releases. Noteworthy collaborations include a track for the Sublime tribute album.

The Dickies, formed in 1977 in L.A.'s San Fernando Valley, are a pioneering punk band known for their humorous style and lively performances. They achieved fame with hits like "Banana Splits" and "You Drive Me Ape (You Big Gorilla)." Their quirky covers and original tracks merged punk-pop and L.A. hardcore influences. Despite lineup shifts and hiatuses, founding members Leonard Graves Phillips and Stan Lee kept the band going. Influential in punk circles, they inspired bands like Green Day and The Offspring. Notable collaborations include a 2019 single with Monkey from The Adicts.

Mac Sabbath, formed in Los Angeles in 2014, is a "Drive Thru Metal" parody band known for transforming Black Sabbath's heavy metal classics into satirical odes to fast food. Their elaborate McDonaldland-inspired costumes and theatrical stage shows feature Ronald Osbourne on vocals, Slayer MacCheeze on guitar, Grimalice on bass, and The Catburglar on drums. Popular parodies include "Frying Pan" and "Pair-a-Buns." They deliver unique humor and social commentary on the corporate food industry. Their album "Drive Thru Metal" showcases their style.