Damage is an American Synth-Punk Band
From Orlando, Florida, founded in the early 1980s. Known for delivering hardcore and punk energy through analog synthesizers and live drums — with no guitars — Damage carved out a unique space in the scene. Often compared to seminal synth-punk acts like The Screamers, Suicide, and Units, Damage pushed the speed and raw aggression of American hardcore into new, unexplored territory.
They toured and performed alongside legendary bands such as Adrenaline O.D., Adolescents, Dead Kennedys, Battalion of Saints, and SNFU, as well as post-punk and experimental icons like Fugazi, The Flaming Lips, and Alien Sex Fiend.
Beyond their music, members of Damage co-founded Space Fish Records and later opened the live venue Club Space Fish, a short-lived but notorious staple of the Orlando underground. Club Space Fish ultimately closed in 1992 after an infamous GG Allin performance led to an ATF raid and the seizure of the club’s operating licenses.
After several hiatuses, Damage continues to record and perform with founding members Mike Brown (lead synth, vocals) and Joe Livingston (drums, synths), joined by new member Joshua Clark (synth, backing vocals).



























