Attila and the huns

Attila and the Huns (sometimes stylized AATH) are a three-piece powerpop/ska band, originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They are notable for their work with producer Norwood Fisher of Fishbone. The band began in 2003, the brain child of brothers Kevin, Andrew and Matthew O'Donnell while living in Orlando, Florida. Philip would join in 2004. After playing various cover gigs, AATH began recording originals in 2004, releasing two EPs. Their cover of the satirical holiday parody "Ramahanukwanzmas" was played on The Glenn Beck Program in December of that year. They signed with Dreamscape records in 2005, and were mentored by Badfinger drummer Mike Gibbons until his untimely death that October. Their first album was self titled. It was...