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Shock Nagasaki is an American punk rock band from Brooklyn, New York, United States. Originally from Syracuse, New York.^[1] They are currently signed to TKO Records. Originally released by the Netherlands-based Rebellion Records, the band's debut album, The Year of the Spy, was re-issued by TKO Records.^[2] The band's current lineup includes Bryan Lopus on drums, Jamie Coville on vocals and guitar, Widing on guitar, and Jake Brock on bass.^[1] Shock Nagasaki's single "Hit the Beach" (2007) broadened the band's fan base, receiving significant airplay on Sirius Satellite Radio's Punk channel.

The Year of the Spy (2007)

• PunkNews.org Article
• Official Shock Nagasaki MySpace

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