U.X.A.

U.X.A., standing for United Experiments of America, was a punk band formed in 1978 in San Francisco, California. The band was founded by Denise Semiroux, also known as De De Troit. U.X.A. was part of the early West Coast punk scene, known for their energetic performances in cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles during the late 1970s. One of their notable albums is "Illusions of Grandeur," released in 1981 under Posh Boy Records and later re-released by Get Back Records in 2004. Their music reflects the raw and energetic spirit of the punk era.

U.X.A.'s contributions to the punk genre include their unique sound and energetic live performances, which helped shape the early punk landscape on the West Coast. Despite being less prominent in contemporary punk discussions, U.X.A. remains a significant part of punk history, particularly for fans of the early West Coast scene. Their music continues to be celebrated by those who appreciate the original vigor of punk rock.