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Birth name
  
Alan Leonard James

Years active
  
1994–present


Name
  
Alan James

Also known as
  
Alfunction

Music group
  
Hed PE

Born
  
June 9, 1972 (age 51) (
1972-06-09
)

Origin
  
Costa Mesa, California, United States

Genres
  
Hard rock, Punk rock, Hip hop music, Thrash metal

Albums
  
Hed PE, New World Orphans, Back 2 Base X, Truth Rising, Only in Amerika

Similar People
  
Mawk, Wesley Geer, Jared Gomes, Anthony "Tiny" Biuso, Sonny Mayo

Profiles


Occupation(s)
  
Guitarist, songwriter

Instruments
  
Guitar, bass, keyboard

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Alfunction (born Alan Leonard James; June 9, 1972 in Costa Mesa, California), is an American guitarist. His stage name was bestowed upon him in 1994, by future bandmate Lauren Boquette, in reference to his band at the time, "Malfunction". He played guitar as a founding member of Six, from its beginning in 2001, until its disbanding in 2010.

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He was previously a hired guitarist for Cypress Hill during the Skull and Bones tours, making his debut U.S. performance for the band while playing keyboard on the Conan O'Brien show. Alfunction went on to play guitar for Cypress Hill until July 2000, when he toured with Famous on the Tattoo the Earth festival.

In late 2010, he performed with Killing Joke, taking over bass guitar duties for original bassist Martin Glover on the North American tour in support of the Absolute Dissent Album.

A Six song he co-wrote, "Circles (Better Than Mine)", was used in the WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 video game.

Original Song - MECHANICAL MALFUNCTION // Technical Metal / Djent


Malfunction

  • Fuse (1995)
  • Six

  • When the Beauty's Gone (2001)
  • The Price of Faith (2004)
  • Between the Warning and the War (2007)
  • The Heathens

  • Beach Blanket Beatdown! (2006)
  • Splittin' Lanes, Takin' Names (2013)
  • Studio credits

  • Jason Walker – "Set It Free" (2005) – guitar
  • References

    Alfunction Wikipedia