Kundalini Junky
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1000 Miles
1000 Miles
"1000 Miles" - a dark, cinematic retro synth-pop instrumental pulsing with 80s nocturnal energy. Shadowed basslines, brooding synth textures, and a relentless driving beat create the feeling of speeding through a rain-slick city at midnight.
Walkin' Tall
Walkin' Tall
“Walkin’ Tall" is a mellow rock ballad about love’s power to rebuild from within. Co-written with Brenda (lead vocal), it follows the path from solitude to shared strength. All guitars by Garrett Sweeny of Monster Magnet.
Thursday Night
Thursday Night
A high-energy electro synth instrumental inspired by the Latin nights at the Palladium. Driving rhythms, shimmering synth layers, and kinetic momentum recreate the pulse of a dance floor that never wanted the lights to come up.
Merry-Go-Round
Merry-Go-Round
A riff-heavy, high-energy rock track about emotional whiplash and mixed signals - the kind of push-pull that keeps you spinning when all you want is something real. Driven by grinding electric riffs from Garrett Sweeny of Monster Magnet.
The Passion
The Passion
“The Passion" is a driving, electric rock track built around one haunting question: Where did it go? Gritty guitars and restless energy push the song forward as it wrestles with the fading of something that once felt untouchable.
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NYC underground songwriting where synth pulse meets guitar haze.
Emerging from 80s collaborations and evolving quietly, the project moves between dark pop, alt-rock atmosphere, and emotional voltage. Appearances are rare. The signal is steady.
The project reflects Vincze’s long-standing exploration of transformation, intensity, and survival recurring themes in his broader creative work.Band/artist history
Kundalini Junky is a long-running songwriting project born in New York’s underground scene.
Emerging from collaborations in the 1980s and evolving over time, the project blends dark pop, synth textures, and emotional intensity.
Performances were sporadic, recordings occasional but the current running through it has remained consistent: transformation, tension, and release.
The ’90s lineup briefly intersected with Garrett Sweeny (Monster Magnet), who played on several recordings and appeared live with Kundalini Junky at Druid’s in Hell’s Kitchen in 1996.
Garrett - Brenda’s younger brother - brought a dose of raw downtown edge into the room, and for a moment, the worlds overlapped.Have you performed in front of an audience?The project has surfaced live in select NYC venues.
Your musical influences
Alt dreamwave with cinematic synth textures. Depeche Mode mood, Smashing Pumpkins shimmer, Florence + The Machine lift, and Keane-style melodic clarity.What equipment do you use?
Instinct first.
Forest Hills, NY
USA
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587743
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