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Rabbit Junk
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| Rabbit Junk | ||
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 Sum Grrl and JP Anderson.
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| Background information | ||
| Origin | Seattle, USA | |
| Genre(s) | Digital hardcore Techno Punk rock Industrial |
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| Years active | 2004 – Present | |
| Label(s) | Full Effect Records | |
| Website | http://www.rabbitjunk.com | |
| Members | ||
| JP Anderson Sum Grrrl |
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Rabbit Junk is the one man project of JP Anderson (known from the underground digital hardcore band The Shizit). Taking familiar influences into unfamiliar territory, Anderson melds Digital Hardcore, Industrial, Punk, Metal and 80s new wave into a new sound he calls Hardclash. The band released their self-titled first album Rabbit Junk in 2004, which showcased a harder sound than The Shizit. In 2005, the band released the followup REframe, which showcases even heavier sound and influences from different styles such as black metal and Japanese Punk-Techno-Metal band The Mad Capsule Markets.
On August, 30th Rabbit Junk contributed the song "Industrial IS Dead" to the Glitch Mode compilation CD Hordes of the Elite. The song expresses the band's dislike of the current industrial scene, industrial/goth fashion(labeling it as "Halloween stuck in 93'"), and the club Noc Noc in Seattle. Recently another new tune has appeared which is a cover of Atari Teenage Riot's Start The Riot, which will be appearing on a D-Trash Records Atari Teenage Riot tribute album.
Contents |
- JP Anderson- Vocals, Programming, guitars
- Sum Grrl-Additional vocals
- Kent Ames-Live Drums
- Coleman Thornburg - Live guitar
- Rabbit Junk
- Hare Brained: The Remixes (unofficial fan-created EP)
- REframe
In My Head No One Can Hear You Scream (with animation from KANDYCORE)