The Phunk Junkeez fuse a number of different styles in their music, from hardcore punk to trip-hop. Many of the band's early shows involved breaking into warehouses in the Phoenix area and performing to fans who were all told by word-of-mouth, attracting the attention of local police who threatened to throw the band in jail. These parties are still rumored to be continuing to this day.

The band released their self-titled debut-album in 1992. This album, as well as ''Injected'' (1995), ''Fear of a Wack Planet'' (1998) and ''Sex, Drugs and Rap N' Roll'' (2001) were all released by the independent label Ichiban Records and received virtually no radio support in the United States due to their at-times-explicit lyrics. ''Injected'' did produce one successful single, "Chuck", which was played in rotation on Australian youth network Triple J, which has very few restrictions on profanities on the air. The song came in at number #56 on the Hottest 100 that year.

In 2002, the Phunk Junkeez signed a recording deal with Suburban Noize Records and released their fifth album, ''Rock It Science'', the following year. A new album, entitled ''The Good, the Bad, the Phunkee'', is scheduled for release in June, 2006.