BEER CITY SKATEBOARDS AND RECORDS is proud to bring back another skate rock / thrash metal / crossover classic. THE Boneless Ones - Skate For The Devil! On vinyl for the first time since it's initial press in 1986. Boneless Ones opened for the Circle Jerks in 1986 at bygone Phoenix venue Mason Jar, and they were incredible. Their songs were about skateboarding. At very least, they seemed to be about skateboarding, and in 1986, there wasn't much more important in a teenage skateboarder's life than punk and skating. Similar to the way Big Boys stick out on this list, the Boneless Ones are different because their metal-infused punk is heavier than that of their peers. Think DRI (another great band to skate to) meets local heroes Sacred Reich. This album references Satan a lot so followers of boards and Beelzebub will be in heaven (get it?). The Boneless Ones, who called the San Francisco area home, featured skateboarding guitarist Luke Skeel, who later went on to play in Verbal Abuse. Maybe someday they'll catch the reunion bug, but in the meantime, the record easily can be found on the Internet. Thank you, Al Gore, for enabling future generations of skate punk fans to tap into the genre's history." - Phoenix New Times "The 10 Best Skate Punk Records of All Time"