Name: [5] ANGRY PEOPLE by Rabbit Junk
Duration: 4 min 9 s
Description: Rabbit Junk's 7th album. Futurerock and industrial metal with a cyberpunk vibe.

Rabbit Junk's 7th album. Futurerock and industrial metal with a cyberpunk vibe.

[8] Bits And Razors

[5] ANGRY PEOPLE

[4] Prismatic

[3] RELENTLESS

Pop That Pretty Thirty

Precipice

Rabbit Junk's stand-alone bassmetal single, released 10/2021

Denature

most ambitious album to date and the effort reaches new levels of song writing, production, and intensity. Influenced by the resurgence of the cyber punk aesthetic and responding to the dark mood of an increasingly authoritarian planet, this record seeks to capture the liberating yet terrifying moment in which we accept our mortality. Rabbit Junk will die - we intend to make this life count for something!

This album would not have been possible without the steadfast support of fans - we dedicate this album to you!
credits
released January 26, 2018

All songs © Rabbit Junk 2018 and (p) Hardclash except “The Metro”
All words and music by JP Anderson except "Hunting", "Xenon", "Art of Defiance" with words by JP Anderson and Sum Grrrl. "The Metro" written by John Crawford and originally released by Berlin, 1981. All production and instruments by JP Anderson. Vocals by JP Anderson and Sum Grrrl. Recorded, mixed, and mastered by JP Anderson in a little garage in Seattle.
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Gravity Hero

Hunting

Xenon (Ovbtwer God Remix)

Like a gritty scum-punk exoskeleton has been hastily welded to an electro-house assault chassis. The message: this song is about a feeling. It's not a statement, or a morality tale, or a lecture - that's not what we wanted to do. There's an odd, riveting energy to this seemingly apocalyptic moment in history and it inspired this song. It needed to be a simple song, on the shorter side (mindful of time), that cuts deep. We chose a straight ahead tempo of 140 and a key of E flat. It was all intentional.

We Saw The End

Rabbit Junk is JP Anderson (producer, guitar, vocals) and Sum Grrrl (vocals). We make fierce and energetic music that fuses metal, punk, electronic, and soundtrack influences.

[5] ANGRY PEOPLE

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