Bully Boys

There are two artists with the name "Bully Boys". 1) A two-decades-old North Texas White Power band. Founded in Florida by lead singer Scott Lessig and former lead guitarist Rusty Primrose in 1983, it was turned by band members into a racialist band shortly thereafter. The Bully Boys are closely linked to a hardcore, multi-national white separatist group, the Hammerskin Nation, formerly known as the Confederate Hammerskins.

1) A two-decades-old North Texas White Power band. Founded in Florida by lead singer Scott Lessig and former lead guitarist Rusty Primrose in 1983, it was turned by band members into a racialist band shortly thereafter. The Bully Boys are closely linked to a hardcore, multi-national white separatist group, the Hammerskin Nation, formerly known as the Confederate Hammerskins. In 1990, drummer Sean Tarrant was one of several Confederate Hammerskins sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison after pleading not guilty to civil rights violations for his alleged involvement in the vandalization of a mosque and a Jewish community center in Dallas, and chasing and assaulting minorities in Robert E. Lee Park.

2) Electronic music group with the track "Possession" featured on a One Love Compilation.