Black Randy & The Metrosquad

Punk Rock Band with Satirical Edge

Black Randy & The Metrosquad was a punk rock band that emerged from the Los Angeles punk scene in the late 1970s. The band was known for its satirical and irreverent music, blending punk with funk and avant-garde elements. Black Randy, the frontman, was a charismatic and controversial figure, whose provocative stage antics and humorous, often offensive lyrics garnered both attention and notoriety. The band's most notable release was their 1979 album "Pass the Dust, I Think I'm Bowie," which showcased their unique sound and Black Randy's distinctive vocal style. Despite their relatively short-lived career, Black Randy & The Metrosquad left a lasting impression on the punk scene with their unconventional approach to music and performance.