Uncle Chunk Melbourne, Australia
During their 9 year existance, Melbourne band Uncle Chunk released five recordings. The band began in 2001 as a screaming high-energy four-piece, playing a weird and wacky metal show. In 2005, their sound morphed into a fusion of funk metal, which spilled into chunks of rock! The band wishes to thank the many fans that came along for the ride! 100% of sales goes to Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. ... more
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