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The Slugs Chicago, Illinois
Hailing from the North side of Chicago, The Slugs hit all the local clubs in the late 80's and 90's and became one of the
first bands to be signed to Pravda Records.
In 1988, while still a trio, the Slugs put out their first album, Non-Stop Holiday, on Pravda Records.
The band subsequently released two more albums: Fort Fun (1992, Pravda Records) and Junior (2000) Pravda
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