There is more than one artist named Servo:

1) Melodic punk from the UK.

2) Electro Punk from New Zealand.

3) Rock'n roll Popcore from France

1) Servo, UK.

Brought on together while under the inspiration of Leatherface, Snuff, Hüsker Dü, and Sugar, Servo serviced the U.K. with their own brand of female fronted, loose pop-punk. Consisting of singer/guitarist Carolyn, drummer Jamie, bassist Steve, and other guitarist Andy, Crackle Records immediately fell in love with the band after hearing their first six-song demo entitled Blueprint. The label re-released the demo on a 7" format in July of 1998 before putting out their first full-length, Everything's Difficult, in 1999.

2) Servo, New Zealand.

Servo is the solo project of Alec Withers which is basically your modern day MC act minus the DJ and the sponsored ‘Bling’. MC service deals in 80’s style drum beats, synth-bass with rap delivered punk rock style vocals. Along with these wandering labels Servo has also been dubbed ‘The Hardcore of Hip Hop’ or ‘Scum Hop’ which is actually bullshit.

3)Servo, France

Derived from the 90's Hardcore scene, the trio has evolved crazy over her four albums, playing divisions and stereotypes, drawing from the source energy Rock n 'Roll that feeds all its original hyper -active stage performances. But engaged in a playful way, SERVO has invented a language familiar to many, a kind of slang electric impertinent verbal abuse in the country of the noise. A refreshing freedom of expression that propels them beyond Rock supersonic their vicious and subversive Pop Punk-Hardcore or inherited the beginning.

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