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Described as everything from "thrash, funk" by fanzine [[Zone]], to "rockabilly" by [[Nexus]]. The band included [[Glen Stewart]] (vocals), [[Tim Hansen]] (bass), [[Dion Tweedy]] (guitar), [[Adrian Ganley]] (drums) and [[Julian Baddie]], who went on to [[Swamp Goblin]], [[Ruin]] and [[Masochrist]]. ''Thunder Monkey'' competed in the 1993 [[Contact]] FM [[Battle of the Bands]], and a song recorded from their heat, ''Wide Open Road'', appears on the associated [[They came to take us alive]] compilation. Another song, ''Hot Knives'', appears on the 1992 compilation [[Juice Extractor]]. This song was covered by [[Disjecta Membra]] at [[Circle Jerk 2005]]. | Described as everything from "thrash, funk" by fanzine [[Zone]], to "rockabilly" by [[Nexus]]. The band included [[Glen Stewart]] (vocals), [[Tim Hansen]] (bass), [[Dion Tweedy]] (guitar), [[Adrian Ganley]] (drums) and [[Julian Baddie]], who went on to [[Swamp Goblin]], [[Ruin]] and [[Masochrist]]. ''Thunder Monkey'' competed in the 1993 [[Contact]] FM [[Battle of the Bands]], and a song recorded from their heat, ''Wide Open Road'', appears on the associated [[They came to take us alive]] compilation. Another song, ''Hot Knives'', appears on the 1992 compilation [[Juice Extractor]]. This song was covered by [[Disjecta Membra]] at [[Circle Jerk 2005]]. | ||
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