Stinky is an Indonesian music group. This music group is fronted by Andre Taulany (vocals), Edi (drums), Nanno (guitar), and Irwan (bass) Ndank (Guitar). Stinky has been active since 1996. Stinky has released 8 albums outside of The Best Of Stinky and Love Song Of Stinky. Their latest album titled True Lovers was released on May 19, 2007. Currently, Stinky's songs have been transcribed by top music groups such as the song "Don't Close Yourself" and were arranged in the form of a pop rock genre by the Castles music group in 2008 and the song Could be arranged in a form of rock flow by the music group Last Child in 2011.

Stinky and Andre Taulani are like two sides of a coin that can not be separated. Although Stinky replaced Andre with a vocalist named Ari, then replaced him with a beautiful vocalist named Dona Amelia, but still they could not 'bury' Andre's image in Stinky.

Andre, who was met by reporters at Studio Hanggar, Pancoran, South Jakarta, last night, said that he had strengthened Stinky again not to become a permanent member. However, the project is only a reunion event, or if Andre calls it a miss-project.

"So, I'm not going back to Stinky, this is the only project I miss. It's been a long time I didn't get together. Stinky also lost a vocalist. The project is single, the title is 'Oath of Death,'" said Andre, who was met at Studio Hanggar, Pancoran, South Jakarta Tuesday, November 19, 2013, evening.

This famous comedian also emphasized that if Stinky did not disperse, only the vocalist Stinky had previously decided to leave.

"So we still walk, but there is no official bond. So initially because of the long-standing vocalist, Stinky is empty. Then we meet and talk. Then it turns out to fit the time issue. If we can both perform on weekends together. So we can work together now, "Andre explained.

The band which is now manned by Rangga (Keyboard), Irwan (Bass), Bayu (Guitar), Ndank (Guitar), and Edy (Drum) has launched 8 studio albums. When vocalist Dona Amelia entered the band, Stinky released the recycled songs "When I Went" and "Could It Be 2", with their women's voices wanting to recall songs that once made the band Stinky gain popularity.