Guardian publishes extensive Bad Brains interview tied to early recordings reissue
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The Guardian published an interview with Bad Brains members discussing the band's formation in Maryland, their eclectic musical influences, and their philosophy of positive mental attitude (PMA). The piece is tied to a reissue of their wild first studio sessions and covers their history from their initial incarnation as Mind Power through their evolution into a punk and hardcore powerhouse.
“for those who saw them in their prime, Bad Brains were, unequivocally, the best live band on the planet”
The GuardianHR (Paul D Hudson) Bad Brains frontmanDarryl Jenifer Bad Brains bassistDr Know (Gary Wayne Miller) Bad Brains guitaristEarl Hudson Bad Brains drummerBad Brains Punk and hardcore band
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The Guardian has a great piece on #BadBrains: ‘They said we incited riots’: explosive punks Bad Brains on drugs, self-destruction and recording from jail. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/nov/02/riots-explosive-punks-bad-brains-first-studio-recording #Punk #PunkRock
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"for those who saw them in their prime, Bad Brains were, unequivocally, the best live band on the planet" https://www. theguardian.com/music/2026/nov /02/riots-explosive-punks-bad-brains-first-studio-recording @ historyofpunkrock
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