British punks The Business were a huge part of England's second wave of great punk bands. After the Clash and The Pistols were gone, the Business carried on the grand tradition off pissed-off political punk. Best known for their 1981 single "Harry May," the group's incendiary political rage won them fans both in and out of the U.K. When their association with the "Oi!" movement lead many to falsely brand them racist, they became part of the "Oi! Against Racism" movement, which worked to set the record straight. After 30 years, the group is still going strong, and will be appearing at Mohawk Place tonight with The Chosen Ones and The Clockers. The show starts at 8 and tickets are $12.