Mind Funk

Mind Funk is an American funk/alternative metal band formed in the late 1980s in New Jersey. The lineup included members from hardcore and metal acts (Pat Dubar, Lou Svitek, John Monte, Reed St. Mark). They released three studio albums; reviewers note strong crossover roots, lineup changes and label difficulties during their short run.

Signed to Epic Records for their debut; worked with producer Terry Date on the follow-up; band members include Pat Dubar (ex-Uniform Choice), Lou Svitek (ex-M.O.D., later Ministry), John Monte (ex-M.O.D.) and Reed St. Mark (ex-Celtic Frost). Their third album is noted in reviews as their last.

DeBaser hosts a handful of reviews about Mind Funk, focusing on their three studio albums and tumultuous early-90s history. Critics praise the band's crossover energy and vocals while noting production limits and stylistic shifts. The reviews highlight lineup pedigree from hardcore and metal scenes and comparisons to Soundgarden and Sabbath. Overall reception is fond, with critical notes about the band's later, darker direction.

For:Fans of early-90s alternative metal, funk-metal and crossover; listeners who like Soundgarden, Black Sabbath, stoner/doom and heavy crossover.