Black Happy
The 90s metal come funk powerhouse tear up the stage once again
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Black Happy hit the road with their funky beats once more
The 90s metal come funk powerhouse tear up the stage once again
The 90s metal come funk powerhouse tear up the stage once again
Bursting onto the 90s scene with what was meant to be a novelty funk song, Black Happy became a mainstay in the punk genre throughout the 90s. Once a Christian heavy metal group, the group evolved into punk-infused Black Happy, signing to Pacific Inland Records releasing their debut album Friendly Dog Salad in 1991.
Known for shirking the usual genre labels, Black Happy built a diverse and dedicated cult following, with their blend of grunge and ska the group created their own little niche in the crowded business. Described by fans as being the true essence of 'punk' Black Happy released three albums in their hey-day, also winning Best Local Band in The Inlander poll in 1994.
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