Stunt Rock

Biography

From 1997 to 2006 (when he retired from live performance), Stunt Rock had built his career on countless spray-painted CDR's given away at shows in a drunken stupor. A total disregard for sequencing and obsession with samples gave way to a reputation as the new "punk rock" of the electronic scene in the Midwest. He can also bounce a television off of his head like it's nothing. He still releases music, but no more live shows.

Popular Songs

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  An Open Letter to Underground Music, Those Who Review It and Those Who Use It as a Symbol of Their Individuality

  This Is Stunt Rock, Volume Three

  74 BPM
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  A List of Subtle References That Have Gone Unnoticed

  Regret Instruction Manual 2: Letting Go Versus Holding On

  93 BPM
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  Don't Touch Me Unless You are Gonna Play With My Balls

  We're Not Assholes, We're Just Smarter Than You

  159 BPM
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  Menstruate on My Face

  This Is Stunt Rock, Volume One

  140 BPM
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  Wow, a New Release by My Favorite Idm Producer, Has It Been Two Weeks?

  Regret Instruction Manual 1: Questions and Answers for the Insecure Youth

  186 BPM

Discography

This Is Stunt Rock, Volume Three

2005

Regret Instruction Manual 2: Letting Go Versus Holding On

2003

Really Political, Well Produced Super Emotional Maximum Terror Breaks L.P.

2001

Regret Instruction Manual 1: Questions and Answers for the Insecure Youth

2001

We're Not Assholes, We're Just Smarter Than You

2000

This Is Stunt Rock, Volume II

2000

This Is Stunt Rock, Volume One

1998