Since its formation in early 2006 in the capital city of Berlin, rock band NOT CALLED JINX has conquered the music scene in Germany, from as far as Lübeck in the north, to Munich and Ravensburg in the south. It was only a matter of time that the band around lead vocalist Kilian made a stance and attracted an ever increasing and loyal fan base. These dudes who are between 22-23 years of age continue to fascinate their listeners with a mix of Pop/Rock/Alternative music genre that always leaves an already enchanted audience craving for more.

The certainty and complexity of NCJ's remarkably arranged songs (three voices, three vocals, one sound) also made an impression with other co musicians and colleagues in the music scene. As they pursue their young music career, the band has already achieved high recognition being the front act and tour support for famous bands such as All Time Low, The Audition, Itchy Poopzkid etc.

Since 2007 NOT CALLED JINX has played at the biggest rock festivals in Germany such as "Schloßgrabenfest" and "Open Flair" festivals. The band has also performed in over 150 rock concerts in major cities throughout the country.

Finally, the band ventured on their first overseas tour in 2010 where they participated at the "Java Rockin' Land Festival" in Indonesia, also known as the largest rock festival in Southeast Asia! Playing in Jakarta, Surabaya and Bandung, NCJ were headlined at the festival together with The Smashing Pumpkins, Confessional, Stereophonics, Wolfmother and other famous international acts from the US, UK, and Australia.

Together with producer Florian Nowak, NOT CALLED JINX has recorded their first album called Phoenix Arising which will be launched by end of April 2011 in Berlin, under labels Monster Artists and BMG Rights.

Now, the band has exchanged the gloominess of the recording studio with the obscurity of a rehearsal room so they can put finishing touches to their live show. Definitely a band to watch, NOT CALLED JINX is in the beginning of its next adventure to charm an international following.