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Dickpunks

Dickpunks formed in Los Angeles in the early 1980s as a four-piece punk band. The group included Jimmy "Ox" Oxley on vocals, Patrick "Paddy" O'Malley on...

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Dickpunks and their four songs

A Korean indie band known for tracks like 'Take Me Upon You' and 'Game Over'.

For a quick sense of them, try 'Take Me Upon You' first. 'Game Over' gives you the rest of the picture.

Dickpunks built a small but distinct catalog in Korean indie music. Songs like 'Take Me Upon You' and 'Game Over' show their straightforward rock approach. They have a video presence but left just these four tracks.

The band appears to have been active enough to record four songs. Their work includes 'Bicycle Man' and 'You Pour a Star' alongside their more noted tracks.

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Dickpunks formed in Los Angeles in the early 1980s as a four-piece punk band. The group included Jimmy "Ox" Oxley on vocals, Patrick "Paddy" O'Malley on guitar, Sam "Slugger" Slavin on bass, and Brian "Basher" Basinski on drums. Their sound had the aggression of classic punk but with some melodic hooks and a bit of humor mixed in.

They released their debut album "You Pour a Star" in 1983, which featured the title track that became one of their better-known songs. Other tracks like "Bicycle Man" and "Game Over" showed their straightforward approach to punk. The band put out a couple more albums in the mid-80s, including "Downtown Beatdown" in 1985 and "Last Call for Suicide" in 1987.

Their lyrics often dealt with social issues and personal struggles, delivered with Oxley's raw vocal style over O'Malley's guitar work and the rhythm section's driving energy. While they never broke through to mainstream success, their music found an audience among punk listeners who appreciated their unpolished approach.

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