Killjoy

There are six artists sharing the name Killjoy.

1. Killjoy is a breakcore producer from Sydney, Australia.
Producing and releasing under the name Killjoy (sometimes written kill//joy) since 2002, he has toured in many different countries and released material on major breakcore labels such as Kamikaze Club (Fr), Murder Channel (Jpn) and BRK (Fr).

2. Killjoy are a heavy-metal band hailing from Ruda Śląska, Poland, consisting of Wojtek Bujoczek (vocals), Marek Ludwicki (lead guitar), Adam Rogowicz (rhythm guitar), Wojtek Gajda (bass) and Marcin Bruner (drums). Founded in 1993 under the name Mystic Side as a thrash-metal band, it was renamed to Killjoy in 1998. At first the band was intended to play a lighter kind of music, but soon they turned back to a heavier sound.
The band recorded a couple of demos, including ...a drug called reality and Back To The Past. The year 2005 saw the signing of a contract with Shark Records and the release of their debut album - Enemigo.

3. Another artist is a single person who plays in such bands as Necrophagia and viking crown.

4. The fourth one was an old Hardcore/Punk band from California which was featured on the "Not so quiet on the Western Front" Sampler LP.

5. There's also a breakcore Killjoy, that has been clearing the dancefloors of warehouses and clubs around the globe with his massive battery of culture-fingering beats since last century....
Killjoy incinerates the undead malibu-barbie known as 'pop-culture' with his massively imposing sonic flamethrower, revealing the rabid rave-cyborg hidden within-

6. KILLJOY is an original Metal band from New York. Recently signed to Terror Bomb Records.
KILLJOY. Powerful. Explosive. Aggressive. Original metal from New York for fans of Mastodon, High on Fire, Gojira, etc. At times straight-ahead and crushing, at others complex and nuanced. Killjoy's is a sound that can appeal to the traditional metal fan and still be undeniably modern.

7. UK Artist. When it comes to underground 'bass' music, Killjoy is in a class of his own. His productions are solid, weighty and have a depth and character to them which sets him apart from the majority of his peers,
each of his tunes has a unique and original feel, while still retaining his trademark sound.
Recent Collaborations with Formula Records boss Champion and Newham General's D Double E are an example of the caliber of this guy's music, which if pushed for a description would sound something like Grime infused UK bass oriented sound system thumpers.
His DJ Sets are fast paced and exciting, dropping dub after dub mixing smoothly between 130-140 bpm.
His tunes have had strong support from the likes of Marcus Nasty, Royal-T, Dusk & Blackdown, Hannah Wants, Madam X, My Nu Leng, Deadbeat UK and Spooky to name a few. 2016 is already shaping up nicely for Killjoy and is set to be a good one indeed for Tumble Audio's dark overlord.

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