The Untouchables are a pioneering mod band from Los Angeles, widely recognized as one of the first American groups to influence the ska movement in the early 1980s. Blending elements of soul, ska, rock, and R&B, their multicultural lineup and electrifying live shows helped shape a unique sound that resonated across generations. Founding members Clyde Grimes, Jerry Miller, and Chuck Askerneese led the band to cult status with hits like "Free Yourself," "I Spy for the FBI," "What's Gone Wrong," and "Wild Child." Today, Chuck Askerneese leads a lineup of veteran musicians from the American ska and punk scenes, continuing to headline shows, play festivals, and honor the legacy of one of the most influential bands in American ska history.
The Untouchables are a pioneering mod band from Los Angeles, widely recognized as one of the first American groups to influence the ska movement in the early 1980s. Blending elements of soul, ska, rock, and R&B, their multicultural lineup and electrifying live shows helped shape a unique sound that resonated across generations. Founding members Clyde Grimes, Jerry Miller, and Chuck Askerneese led the band to cult status with hits like "Free Yourself," "I Spy for the FBI," "What's Gone Wrong," and "Wild Child." Today, Chuck Askerneese leads a lineup of veteran musicians from the American ska and punk scenes, continuing to headline shows, play festivals, and honor the legacy of one of the most influential bands in American ska history.