UV Race is a raw and raucous garage punk band, hailing from Melbourne, Australia, known for their lo-fi sound and unapologetically brash attitude. Formed in 2007, the group's members initially bonded over a shared appreciation for proto-punk and the more unsanitized fringes of rock 'n' roll. UV Race stands out for their incorporation of unorthodox instruments and a willingness to address themes of race, identity, and social norms with an irreverent bent.

Throughout their career, UV Race has developed a cult following for their unique sound that blends the tenacious energy of punk with an almost psychedelic playfulness. Albums like "Homo" (2011) and "Racism" (2012) have showcased the group's gritty charm and sociopolitical awareness. Their 2019 album, "Made in China," further bolsters their discography, serving as a testament to the band's enduring spirit and continued relevance within the underground music scene. With a discography that is both a reflection and a challenge to contemporary society, UV Race remains an influential force for those who like their punk with a side of sardonic wit and sonic rawness.