Appendix is a Finnish punk rock band with a storied history within the European punk scene. Formed in the small town of Pori, Finland, in the early 1980s, Appendix quickly established themselves with a raw, energetic punk sound that resonated with the disaffected youth of the time. Their early work, such as "Ei Raha Oo Mun Valuuttaa" (which translates to 'Money is Not My Currency'), became anthems in the Finnish punk community and beyond, encapsulating feelings of rebellion and social disenchantment. The band has undergone several lineup changes over the years, but has managed to maintain their signature sound and spirit, much to the delight of their dedicated fanbase.

Throughout their career, Appendix has navigated the typical ups and downs of the music industry while continuing to release new music and perform live. Their more recent releases, like "Blood Moon" and the "Appendix EP," show a band that has matured without losing the edge and intensity that first catapulted them into the punk rock limelight. The album "Extraneus" explores more complex musical territory, demonstrating the band's willingness to push their sound into new realms without forsaking their punk roots. The commitment to their craft is evident in their consistently powerful and dynamic performances, whether on studio recordings like "Studiolive" or in their energetic live shows. With a discography that transcends decades, Appendix remains a significant force in the punk genre, beloved by fans old and new.