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Still Ripping It Up: JAY DUNNE On Why 28 Days Will Never Slow Down
Every now and then a band bursts out of the local circuit with the kind of sonic swagger that leaves your jaw firmly pinned to the venue floor. Three decades ago a bunch of Frankston graffiti artists did just that when they decided to mash punk rock, metal, and hip-hop together, creating a beautiful monster that would completely reshape the Australian alternative music scene. They didn't just play gigs; they threw chaotic, adrenaline-fueled parties that became the definitive soundtrack for the Big Day Out and Channel [V] generation. Of course, I’m talking about the absolute bloody legends…
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