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At least six groups and one solo artist have gone by this name. 1. A finnish garage rock / glam punk band in the 80's, influenced by such groups as The Stooges, The Doors and MC5. They were also semiknown in America, where for example Guns N’ Roses praised their music and attitude. The band released 5 albums between '84-'88. Nirvana covered Smack's song Run Rabbit Run at some performances in 1988. Vocalist Claude died in the mid-90's but the legend lives forever. Discography: Smack On You (Cityboy, 1984) Rattlesnake Bite (Cityboy, 1985) Salvation (Eden, 1987) Radical (CBS, 1988) Live Desire Live Tavastia 1986 (Cityboy 1986) https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://www.smackonyou.com/ 2. Czech grime MC and DJ former member of Iscream Boyz. His first solo recording was released in 2010. He is the head of Iscream Show at radio Spin. 3 A brazilian post-punk band formed by Pamps (vocals & guitar), Sandra Coutinho (bass), Edgar Scandurra (guitar) and Thomas Pappon (drums). They released two albums by the label Baratos e Afins: Ao Vivo no Mosh (1985) and Noite e Dia (1986). 4. SMACK are two demons of electronic music, they don't face their expression and don't want to reveal their identity, would be too monstrous to know What behind the mask. Their sound is the echo of Hell, and the invitation to follow the madness of their call. Their music will resound all around the world and just dance will be able to save you. 5. Smack, formed 1968, Longview, WA, United States made one single Suzie Q. 6. Smack, formed 1968, Lawrence, KS, United States. Made one album. Jim Uhl (guitar, vocals), Alvin Heywood (bass, vocals), Phil Brown (bass, vocals), Lee Overstreet (drums). 7. Smack, 1980-1981, Post-Punk. Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. Ged McNulty (vocals), John Harrison (bass, vocals), Steve Spicer (drums), Geoff Crane (guitar, vocals). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.