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Q and A: Cam Barnes (Bodyjar)

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By Adam Cooper Verified
| hotmetalmag.com
By ADAM COOPER BACK in the eastern suburbs of Ol’ Melbourne town, kids would skate, ride BMX and gather with mates to jam out some tunes. Annoying parents and neighbours alike, a seed was planted that would grow into a great Oak. One of these Oaks was Bodyjar. Local all age shows in the nineties became the stuff of legend and tours with Blink 182, NOFX, Pennywise and The Descendents cemented Bodyjar as a force of nature. Still stirring up a cyclone, Bodyjar have a new tour brewing.
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Q and A: Link Meanie (The Meanies)

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By Adam Cooper Verified
| hotmetalmag.com
By ADAM COOPER ATTENDING a punk rock show in the nineties was truly something to behold. The chaos and carnage that ensued was the equivalent of playing halfback for the Melbourne Storm: a sweaty, physical affair that may or may not have relieved a good friend of mine of her front teeth, courtesy of a boot in the moosh. Fine purveyors of said carnage were Melbourne’s own punkers, The Meanies.
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Q and A: Greg 'Egg' Trull (Dreadnaught)

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By Adam Cooper Verified
| hotmetalmag.com
By ADAM COOPER DREADNAUGHT had their maiden voyage in 1995, sailing into a thrash and metal scene with the likes of Christbait, Damaged and Frankenbok drifting alongside them. Hailing from Tassie, crossing Bass Strait was inevitable and they forged ahead charting their own course as they went. A plethora of worthy releases saw them play support to Devin Townsend and Testament to name a couple. Well … they are back with cannons firing! With a new release entitled “Shutdown In A Heartbeat”.
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