The Generators story actually goes way back to the late Nineteen Eighties when vocalist Doug "Dagger" Kane, and Mike Snow were pounding the pavement with their prior band Schleprock. The seasoned veterans stayed out touring for eight long years supporting bands like Green Day, Rancid, Sublime, NO FX, Blink 182, The Specials, Face To Face, etc... Wherever the action was during the commercial explosion of Punk during the nineties, Schleprock was somewhere close to be found. They took the project as far as they could, by crossing over 3 continents, and selling over 100,000 records. By 1996 They found themselves picked up by Warner Brothers Records, and became smeared all over the national radio and MTV. In early 1997 internal struggles emerged within the band, and Kane left the project behind due to creative differences. What turned out of all the insanity was even more chaos as The Generators were conceived. The band that has been named by America's leading news publication, the US News as " The most underrated punk band in America".