Miss Black America, a punk rock band originating from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England, formed in 1999. The group gained early recognition through BBC Radio One DJ John Peel and was featured in NME magazine's No Name scene. Their debut release was the "Miss Black America EP" in 2000, followed by several singles including "Infinite Chinese Box" (2001) and "Talk Hard" (2002). In 2002, they released their first full-length album, God Bless Miss Black America, under Integrity Records. The band's lineup frequently changed, with Seymour Glass serving as the sole constant member. Their second album, Terminal, was released in 2005 and later reissued by Ruby Slippers Records. Notable singles from this period include "Beautiful Velocity/All I Want is Out" and "Dot Dot Dot". The band recorded four Peel Sessions before disbanding in 2006.
