In 2011, Yidcore reunited for a show at The Arthouse in Melbourne on 7 April. In 2013, Yidcore opened up a Blogspot website offering free downloads of all their albums except Scrambles: Live, Rare and Classic Shtick , on the grounds that Scrambles found it too poor sounding even in…
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Yidcore decided to disband in 2009, with Presser quipping “how many circumcision and hummous jokes can you make before it gets sad?” The band played their farewell show on 17 December 2009 at the Esplanade Hotel in St Kilda, Melbourne.
The band’s third and final album, titled They Tried to Kill Us. They Failed. Let’s Eat! was released in 2007, again via Rubber Records. The 16-track album contained only 2 covers of Israeli songs, plus a cover of the World War II anti-fascist song ” Zog nit keyn mol “.…
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In 2004, when Yidcore returned to Australia, they put out the Adam Slander EP, in which they cover the Chanukah Song as “The Punk Rock Chanukah Song”. The following year, the band released a double album, titled Eighth Day Slice/Fiddlin on Ya Roof , via Rubber Records. The band again…
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Yidcore’s first self-titled album was released in 2000. In 2002, the band released the Great Chicken Soup Caper EP, which contained a song, “Why Won’t Adam Sandler Let Us Do His Song?”, in which Presser laments about Adam Sandler not giving him permission to cover The Chanukah Song . In…
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The band formed in the late 1990s at Mount Scopus Memorial College , with their first public performance coming in 1998 at an event organised by the Australasian Union of Jewish Students .