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There are at least 9 acts known as Painkiller: 1. Painkiller (also officially known as Pain Killer) is a band originally formed in 1991. Their style can be described as a mix of avant-garde jazz and grindcore; later albums also incorporated elements of ambient and dub. The three primary members of the band are John Zorn on saxophone, Bill Laswell on electric bass and Mick Harris (formerly of Napalm Death and founding member of Scorn) on drums. The band has also had several musicians make guest appearances both live and in the studio, including Yamatsuka Eye, Buckethead, Mike Patton, Makigami...

1.) A band featuring Frances Mckee of The Vaselines. 2) A St. Louis band active in the mid-1980s, featuring Jeff Barbush, Carl Pandolfi, Mike Martin and Jack Petracek. 2.) Painkillers is a young Romanian rock band. The group is formed by Danni Ionescu on vocals, Florin Panianopol-lead guitar, Dipratu Radu-Rythm Guitar, Ilies Andrei-Bass and Toma Gabi on drums. Their music is diverse, influenced by many genres such as hard rock, metal, alternativ, modern rock and nu metal. One critic said the band sounds like Creedence Clearwater Revival high on Guns N'Roses Drugs. Other influences may be Red Hot Chili Peppers,Yngwie...

Prez (Lead Vocals, Guitar) Casual Friday (Bass) Leif Hendrixon (Lead Guitar) Brody/Commander (Drums) What people are saying about Painkiller Hotel... “It should surprise no one when Painkiller Hotel is finally named a VH1 Artist of the Month” The Trades Magazine “Painkiller Hotel seems like a band that’s ready to jump to the majors and start filling arenas and mugging for VH1 any minute” ALL MUSIC Magazine “On the dawn of their big break, they are prepared with radio-ready songs and experience” - The Beacon News “Following their performance at the 2007 South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, TX where...

There are four bands called The Painkillers two of whose tracks are in the top tracks on this page - The Painkillers bring together the battered acoustic guitar of Joe Bludge and the massive rock n roll beats of James Baker. A fixture of the Perth scene, The Painkillers have played more gigs in that city than any other act since forming there in 2005. Their sound began with the common ground between Bludge’s love of proto-rock and Baker’s punk-tinted take on rock n roll, but quickly evolved into a genuine garage audacity that draws upon other influences at whim....