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There are 2 (two) Junkos: 1. 'Junko' is the solo nome de plume for Junko Hiroshige, who is also vocalist/instrumentalist for the seminal Japanese noise band Hijokaidan. Junko's solo and collaborative work is characterised by her distinctive high pitched, screaming voice. Junko has released a handful of records under her own name. These include Sleeping Beauty (2002), a solo project that showcases Junko's voice a cappella, with no accompanying instrumentation. In 2004, she released a collaborative album with noise artist Mattin, called Pinknoise. 2. 'Junko' is an alias of Indonesian DJ Winky Wiryawan, he had released some tracks like "Tokyo"...

the JUNK are an 8 piece skacore band from Brighton, UK. They mix an energetic style of double time punk with a blasting yet intricately woven horn section to create a distinct and spellbinding blend of skacore that immediately grabs your attention. Having played in many bands before, each member brings their specific influences to the melting pot and this is portrayed in the variability of the music and the effect it creates on the listener. In the two years they have been together they have been on two euro tours, one uk tour, have released two EPs 'Skankin' For...

The Formaldehyde Junkies were a 1980s-style hardcore punk band from Minneapolis, with a style similar to The Fix, The Necros, and The F.U.’s. The band featured ex-members of Damage Deposit and Any Last Words. .

Tiger Junkies was formed by Yasuyuki Suzuki and Joel Grind for enjoy play punk rock in 04. In September '05 Tiger Junkies recorded 4 original songs by cheap 8 traxs MTR on Yasuyuki's bed room. It was released by the punk label Destroy records (UK) in 06. The band got good response by this 7'ep and sold out very soon. Tiger Junkies recorded 1st full album "D-beat street rock 'n rollers" in Tokyo and Boston 07. It's contain 10's D-beat rock 'n roll tunes. Cool jacket design by Halseycaust. This LP will be out on Destroy records very soon. Perhaps...

Junkbox deal in back-to-basics, stripped-for-action, high-octane rock’n’roll, with an affectionate nod in the direction of those who gave birth to the Blues. Three is their magic number. Darren Van Asten on vox and guitar; John Devolle on lead guitar, and Shoko Ariba on drums. No bass. Why? Because it is superfluous to their needs. The word is spreading via radio exposure courtesy of John Peel (RIP) John Kennedy Xfm, Alan McGee and Rob Da Bank (and others). Their sound connecting with the right people in the right places, and as planned, the band are being judged on their own merit,...