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Junkie
Junkie was a London band that formed with Emily Barker on vocals, Tom Watson on guitar, Becky Cohen on bass, and Ethan Evans on drums. They worked in the...
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Junkie was a London band that formed with Emily Barker on vocals, Tom Watson on guitar, Becky Cohen on bass, and Ethan Evans on drums. They worked in the city's underground scene, playing music that didn't follow typical structures.
Their song "uUUuu" became known for its minimal lyrics and atmospheric sound. Other tracks like "Attorno" and "Continuar" showed their preference for fragmented arrangements and distorted guitar textures.
They released an EP called "Echoes of the Void" and later put out albums titled "The Addiction" and "Beyond the Veil." Their live shows were noted for their intensity, though their unconventional approach sometimes created friction with record labels.
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