# Flying Vipers

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**Flying Vipers** are a [Boston](/source/Boston) based [dub reggae](/source/Dub_music) band. The group was formed by twin brothers John and Marc Beaudette and Zack Brines from [the Kings of Nuthin'](/source/The_Kings_of_Nuthin'), originally as a side project of [Destroy Babylon](/source/Destroy_Babylon).[1][2] Jay Champany produced the group's first two releases, both recorded and mixed direct to [cassette tape](/source/Compact_Cassette).[3][4]

In 2024, the band released "Show Me", their first single for [Easy Star Records](/source/Easy_Star_Records).[5]

## Line up

- John Beaudette – bass, [guitar](/source/Electric_guitar), [melodica](/source/Melodica)
- Marc Beaudette – drums, [percussion](/source/Percussion_instrument)
- [Zack Brines](/source/The_Kings_of_Nuthin') – [organ](/source/Electronic_organ), piano, [clavinet](/source/Clavinet)
- Kellee Webb – vocals, [percussion](/source/Percussion_instrument)

## Discography

- *The Green Tape* (2015)
- *The Copper Tape* (2016)
- *The Shadow Tape* (2017)
- *Cuttings* (2020)
- *Off World* (2025)

## References

1. Steve Shafer, [Duff Guide to Ska, "Flying Vipers – The Green Tape"](http://duffguidetoska.blogspot.com/2015/09/duff-review-flying-vipers-green-tape.html), September 2015.

1. Jack Rabid, [The Big Takeover](/source/The_Big_Takeover) Magazine, October 2015.

1. Austin Sorette, [The Sound Magazine article, "Warriors of the Eternal Dub"](http://soundnh.com/warriors-of-the-eternal-dub) [Archived](https://web.archive.org/web/20170223213407/http://soundnh.com/warriors-of-the-eternal-dub/) February 23, 2017 at the Wayback Machine, February, 2017.

1. Luana Grandani, [ReggaeGooves article, "Flying Vipers – Smoke & Dagger"](http://reggaegooves.com/flying-vipers-smoke-dagger) [Archived](https://web.archive.org/web/20170223211815/http://reggaegooves.com/flying-vipers-smoke-dagger/) February 23, 2017 at the Wayback Machine, January 2017.

1. [Disccogs, Flying Vipers – "Show Me / Show & Tell"](https://www.discogs.com/release/32253321-Flying-Vipers-Show-Me-Show-Tell), 15 November 2024.

## External links

- [Official website](http://www.FlyingVipers.com)
- [Music A.D.D. Records](http://www.musicadd.com)

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