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Krunk
Krunk was a rock band best known for their 1985 single "Killer," which drew criticism for lyrics some interpreted as glorifying violence. The track appeared...
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Krunk was a rock band best known for their 1985 single "Killer," which drew criticism for lyrics some interpreted as glorifying violence. The track appeared on their debut album Killer's Row, and its confrontational tone earned the band a reputation for pushing boundaries. They followed with albums like Bloodlust in 1988 and Hell's Highway in 1992, the latter incorporating heavier metal and industrial elements.
Other songs in their catalog include "Feed The Bride," "Living Dead," and "Monsters," all maintaining the raw, aggressive style that defined their sound. The band's lineup featured Lexx Starr on vocals, Rex Razor on lead guitar, Jack Bone on bass, and Dean Drum on drums. Their 2000 album The Resurrection marked a return to the unpolished energy of their earlier work after a period of relative quiet.
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