Hangar 18 is an American heavy metal band that was prominently active during the early 2000s. Known for their energetic performances and a unique blend of hip-hop-infused metal, the group was formed in 2001 and hailed from New York City. Consisting of members such as Tim "Alaska" Baker, Ian "Windnbreeze" McMullin, and DJ paWL, Hangar 18 was part of the influential underground label Definitive Jux. They released their debut album, "The Multi-Platinum Debut Album," in 2004, garnering a cult following for their witty lyrics and genre-blending sound. The band eventually disbanded, but their work continues to resonate with fans of alternative hip-hop and experimental music.