The Murder Junkies
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The Murder Junkies were the last backing band (also the most popular) of notorious punk rock performer GG Allin. After Allin's death, his brother and bassist Merle Allin, guitarist William Weber, and drummer Dino Sex decided to continue the band without GG. They recruited a new singer Mike Denied, and have released the album Feed My Sleaze. The band tours sporadically and has gone through several line up changes.
The most contemporary singer has been J.B. Beverley, a musician from the Washington DC area who fronts two other bands, The Little White Pills and The Wayward Drifters. Jeff Clayton of Antiseen has also toured with the Murder Junkies during some of the 1990's and during the 10th and 11th anniversary of GG's death.
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| GG Allin |
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| 'Bands:'The Jabbers - The Scumfucs - Psycho (band) - Antiseen - The Murder Junkies |
| GG Allin - Merle Allin - Dick Urine - Micheal Board - Mark Kramer - David Peel |
| Studio albums: Always is, Always was and Always will be - Eat My Fuc - Hated in the Nation - You Give Love a Bad Name (album) - Freaks, Faggots, Drunks and Junkies - Banned in Boston (album) - Carnival Of Excess: Limited Edition - The Troubled Troubador -Brutality and Bloodshed for All |
| EPs: The Troubled Troubador (EP) |
| Films:Hated: GG Allin and the Murder Junkies |
| See also: Punk rock - Hardcore punk - Shock rock - Scum punk - Transgressive art - Nihilism - Country and Western |
