UNSTAK France
UNSTAK was meant to be a funk cover band. But the guys had so much fun playing together and so much love for heavy, straight
forward rock song, it didn’t take long before they started to play their own tunes.
The point of their music is to capture complex structures and harmonies with a punk rock energy, jewelry in a metal case. UNSTAK delivers aerial melodies but heavy straight rock riffs.
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