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Thursday 17 November 2016

ONE INCH PUNCH


Influential punk/melodic hardcore band formed in Melbourne in the early 90s. First known as Downfall, they changed their name to One Inch Punch. They released two studio albums 'Lost In What We Lack' (1995) and 'Ignorant Bliss' (1996). They were never a commercial success, but they were recognised internationally as the best Australian punk band at the time, and they were a success where it mattered: in the hearts of dedicated punkers. The band found out there was another band called One Inch Punch, so they changed their name again, this time to the name of one of their songs, ''Mid Youth Crisis'' in 1997. The band broke up in 1998. The album 'Lost In What We Lack' was re-released in 2013 on Midnight Funeral Records. Adrian Lombardi would go on and form rock band Blue Ruin in 1999.

Members

Steve Milligan (vocals), Adrian Lombardi (guitar), Dave Collins (bass), Jay Jones (drums),
Heath McNally (guitar), 










1 comment:

  1. Such an underrated band on the global stage. Fast, technical, catchy and a vocal that is truly unique. Songs that are memorable and capture the 90s pink scene and would still be relevant today. Australian talent right there.

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