Uvula (band)

Uvula was a German avant-garde rock band active primarily in the 1980s. They were known for their experimental sound, which incorporated elements of krautrock, noise rock, and industrial music. The band's lineup shifted somewhat throughout their existence, but often included members associated with other experimental music projects of the era.

Uvula distinguished themselves through their unconventional song structures, use of dissonant harmonies, and incorporation of found sounds and tape manipulation. Their music frequently featured distorted vocals and a generally abrasive aesthetic. While they did not achieve mainstream success, Uvula gained a cult following within the experimental music scene, influencing later artists who explored similar sonic territories. Discography details are scarce and fragmented, largely released on independent labels or through self-produced cassettes. They remain a significant, if somewhat obscure, presence in the history of German experimental rock.