bass, I'm feeling chaotic turntablism. But texture-wise I was feeling hip-hop." The resulting sound is fragmented; Soul Junk's "berserk-hop" on these albums is "hip-hop so out-there, so deconstructed, so avant-garde" that it creates a "carnival aesthetic". Between 2003 and 2007, no albums were released. Instead, Glen embarked on an effort to put the entire text of the Bible to music. The first results are 1959 (released in 2007) which consists of Psalms 1-23 verbatim, and "1960" (released in 2009) which consists of all 22 sub-chapters of Psalms 119. Glen has also released the entire Book of Genesis through his web site. Shortly after recording 1960 (with Daniel Smith from Danielson Famile), Glen started playing with his son Jude on drums and daughter Mila. His brother Jon returned on bass, and his brother Brian started playing keyboards and guitar. Recurring members Glen Galaxy Jude Galaxy Mila Galaxy Jon Galaxy Brian Galaxy Slo-Ro (2001–2005) Brian Cantrell (1995–2000) DJ Mizzicah (1997–2003) Ron Easterbrooks (1995–1998) Nathan Poage (1998–2000) Many others are credited per album or track. Discography Album naming convention The first Soul-Junk release was called 1950. Its name was derived from the musical style of the era, a fusion of rock and free-jazz. According to Glen, "1950...was a good year for music". Subsequent albums have been numbered up from 1950; Extended Play releases have been numbered down, but further numbering does not reflect the music of those years. Soul-Junk songs have also been released on many compilations. References External links Christian hip hop groups American hip hop groups Homestead Records artists Musical groups established in 1993 Musical groups from California Musical groups from San Diego Experimental hip hop Shrimper Records artists Sub Pop artists