F K

F K was a band that surfaced in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, led by a frontman who went by the same name. Their song 'Beware Of The Evil Nderwear' became something of an underground hit, though the spelling in their catalog suggests a certain disregard for convention. They worked with a guitarist, bassist, and drummer, and occasionally brought in outside artists for their performances.

Their music pulled from industrial and noise rock, with tracks like 'Stomp And Shake Crystal Lake' and 'Tear Your Soul Apart' built on distorted guitars and unsettling electronics. Their stage shows were known for being provocative, sometimes involving nudity and rituals that led to run-ins with authorities.

They put out a few albums, including one called 'Beware of the Evil Underwear' that developed a cult following. Other songs like 'Mackrory Mosh' and 'Cut Your Hair' continued in that vein of dark, experimental rock.