Biography
by James Christopher Monger
Toh Kay (Thomas Kalnoky) got his start in the punk rock outfit Gimp before moving on to the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savanna, Georgia. He then joined third wave ska outfit Catch-22, appearing on the group’s debut album, Keasbey Nights, before leaving to become the lead singer/guitarist/songwriter of New Jersey ska-punk outfit Streetlight Manifesto. In 2011, Kalnoky released his first solo album, Streetlight Lullabies, which featured sparse acoustic renditions of some of Streetlight Manifesto's best songs.
by James Christopher Monger
Toh Kay (Thomas Kalnoky) got his start in the punk rock outfit Gimp before moving on to the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savanna, Georgia. He then joined third wave ska outfit Catch-22, appearing on the group’s debut album, Keasbey Nights, before leaving to become the lead singer/guitarist/songwriter of New Jersey ska-punk outfit Streetlight Manifesto. In 2011, Kalnoky released his first solo album, Streetlight Lullabies, which featured sparse acoustic renditions of some of Streetlight Manifesto's best songs.
