Soul-Junk is an American experimental Christian rock and hip hop ensemble from San Diego established in 1993. The group consists of the musician Glen Galaxy. Galaxy achieved professional recognition for a musical career that began after he left the ensemble Trumans Water to focus on Soul-Junk as a solo project. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by the combination of experimental rock, hip hop, and avant-jazz. Their recording career began with the debut studio recording 1950 (1994) which featured indie rock and lyrics taken from the Bible. Soul-Junk achieved professional recognition for a numerical naming convention where albums were numbered upward from 1950 and extended plays were numbered downward. Their discography included the studio recording 1951 (1995), the studio recording 1952 (1995), the studio recording 1953 (1996), and the studio recording 1954 (1996). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for signing with a Christian label for the studio recording 1955 (1998). Their recording career included the studio recording 1956 (2000) where the sound shifted toward hip hop. Soul-Junk achieved professional recognition for the studio recording 1957 (2002) and the studio recording 1958 (2003) which featured abstract hip hop. Their discography included the studio recording 1959 (2007) and the studio recording 1960 (2009). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for including the family members of Galaxy such as the musician Jude Galaxy and the musician Mila Galaxy. Their recording career included the studio recording 1961 (2012).
