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Band Photo	P.K. 14
Artist	P.K. 14
Origin	Nanjing
Active	1997 -
Short introduction	P.K.14 - Beijing based Post Punk band. The abbreviated name P.K.14 is a continuous play on words. Primarily standing for Public Kingdom for Teens (青春公共王国), known to also stand for Pent Kilowatt One More Than Thirteen, Pelikan Kraut Seven Times Two and Psycho Killer Two Less Than Sixteen amongst others... Founded 1997 in Nanjing by Yang Haisong, Sun Xia, Xu Feng and Yang Sen. P.K.14 played their first show in December of 1997 and since then they have released three albums and toured China and Europe extensively. Current line-up has gradually come together during the last five years. The band is self managed and have released their material through Maybe Mars, Modern Sky Records, Sub Jam and Kuguabang.

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It has the following subgenres: Hardcore, Noise Rock, Pop Punk, Post Punk, Punk Rock

• Loudspeaker (2009), I Will Be Back!
  
• Friend Or Foe (2011), My Claw is Never Limp! / 我的大鸡爪可从不疲软!
  
• Caffe-In (2007), [[Caffe-In (Caffe-In)|]], published on 18 July 2007
  
• Brain Failure (2008), Beijing Calling EP, published on 30 April 2008
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• Tom Mattessi (2012), INTERVIEW - Gum Bleed, published on 25 October 2012
  
• Jack Aldane (2012), Rockin’ around, published on 17 October 2012
  
• Bob Blunt (2012), From Beijing with Punk!, published on 25 September 2012
  
• Sun Yuanqing (2012), Rebel yell, published on 21 September 2012
  
• Josh (2012), Jerry Chan Interview, published on 9 August 2012
  
• Liz Tung (2012), The band that started Chinese punk, published on 30 July 2012
  
• Louisa Lim (2008), Hanggai: Chinese Punk Looks To The Past, published on 10 November 2008
  
• Ross Bloom (2007), The Punk Republic of China, published on 7 August 2007
  

• David O'Dell (2011), Inseparable, published on 20 August 2012
  

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