Bill Bonk
Bill Bonk formed in Detroit around 2007, playing in basements before releasing their debut album 'From the Ashes' in 2010. Their 2016 album 'In the Back of My...
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Bill Bonk formed in Detroit around 2007, playing in basements before releasing their debut album 'From the Ashes' in 2010. Their 2016 album 'In the Back of My Mind' gave them a hit single with the same name, which helped move them from local shows to wider recognition. The band's lineup includes Bill Jenkins on vocals and guitar, Mark Bonkowski on guitar, and James Johnson on drums.
Their songs like 'Boredom and Peace' and 'Halfway Home' often work with themes of introspection and personal struggle, delivered with a raw rock sound that leans on Jenkins's lyrics and Bonkowski's guitar work. They put out 'The Devil's Advocate' in 2013, continuing in a similar vein of alternative rock that doesn't smooth over its edges.
In 2015, Jenkins faced legal trouble related to drug possession, which interrupted the band's activities for a time. They returned with the 'In the Back of My Mind' album the following year, featuring tracks such as 'Everybody' and 'Faithful' that maintained their established approach.
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