Sultan and Blacksnake played together in the Montreal band The Spacesh--s until the punk rockers toured Europe and Blacksnake decided to stay behind in Germany. Sultan moved on with Les Sexareenos and started his one-man band, BBQ, while Blacksnake started King Khan & The Shriners. The two later reunited as a duo, honing their craft with live shows around Germany and Spain, and releasing their self-titled debut in 2005. They followed that album the next year with "What's For Dinner?" released on In The Red Records.

King Khan & BBQ are known for their riotous live show and eclectic mix of music that smashes together everything from punk rock to doo-wop. Their bio describes them as "Two guys. One smashing a snare, bass drum and tambourine with his bare feet, molesting his guitar and singing like a possessed angel. The other spinning and howling like a freak and belting it out on his guitar like a savage."

Aside from King Khan & BBQ, the musicians continue to work on their other projects. Last year, Sultan released "Sultanic Verses," his first solo effort under his own name, and King Khan & The Shriners put out "Supreme Genius of King Kahn" earlier this summer.