Their unique 'Explosion' healthy occurs as altogether & loudly 1, combining elements of noise-rock, rock and roll, blues, soul, rockabilly and hip hop, with an occasional theremin solo thrown in.

Prior to A Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Spencer played within Pussy Galore and Boss Hog. Recently, a band decided to vary their title only to Blues Explosion. Spencer's singing is typically described when sounding prefer that of an Elvis impersonator.

Jon Spencer is besides the member of Heavily Trash sustaining Matt Verta-Ray.

Albums
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (1992) Crypt Style (1992) ''Mo' Breadth [Australia only EP] (199?) More Breadth (1993) Orange (1994) Experimental Remixes (EP) (1995) [featuring remixes by UNKLE, Moby, Mike D and Beck, GZA, Dub Narcotic and others] Nowadays We Had Worry (1996) Controversial Negroid: Sleep in Tucson (1997) Acme (1998) Acme + (UK) (1999) Xtra Acme United states (1999) Crabwise Soul: Dub Narcotic Audio system Meets the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion within a Dancehall Style (1999) [with Dub Narcotic Sound System] Disposables Fang (2002) Damage'' (2004) [as Blues Explosion; featuring vocals from Martina Topley-Bird and production by Steve Jordan, Dan the Automator, David Holmes & DJ Shadow]

JSBX were also R. L. Burnside's backing band on the album A Ass Pocket of Whisky. It likewise worked together by using Andre Williams who is also credited when executive producer of Acme.