Various pop and electronic artists use disaster-themed names like this. Such artists typically embrace emotional or energetic pop music. The name's associations with destruction appeal to dramatic pop artists. These musicians demonstrate pop's emotional intensity and how dramatic names create associations, representing contemporary pop's emphasis on emotional extremes and how destruction metaphors function in pop contexts addressing relationship turmoil.

Wrecks vinyl records (3)

Wrecks 'N' Effect Juicy UK 12" vinyl single record ZT43296 Motown 1989

WRECKS N EFFECT Juicy (1989 UK 4-track 12 vinyl single inlcuding the 12 Version Radio Edit & Love Juicy versions of the title track & the 12 Remix of New Jack Swing picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little light ringwear whilst the vinylhas a few hairlines which do not affect play ZT43296) Track Listing: Juicy (12 Version) 5:10 Juicy (Radio Edit) 4:02 Juicy (Love Juicy) 5:00 New Jack Swing (12 Remix) 5:35
£9.00 used

Wrecks 'N' Effect Wreckx Shop UK Promo 12" vinyl single record WMCST1969 MCA 1993

WRECKX N EFFECT Wreckx Shop (1993 UK 5-mix white title label advance DJ Promotional vinyl 12 for the single release featuring four mixes of the title track and the Extended Mix of My Cutie plain die cut sleeve WMCST1969) Track Listing: Wreckx Shop (Jamaica Mix) 4:12 Wreckx Shop (Full Crewe Mix) 4:19 Wreckx Shop (Dladies Mix) 4:22 Wreckx Shop (Slaughter House Mix) 4:34 My Cutie (Extended Mix) 5:45
£9.00 used

Wrecks 'N' Effect Rump Shaker US 12" vinyl single record MCA1254389 MCA 1992

WRECKX N EFFECT Rump Shaker (1992 US 3-track 12 vinyl single produced by Teddy Riley includes Teddy 2 mix Radio Mix and Bonus Beats picture sleeve MCA1254839)
£23.00 used