New documentary highlights history of iconic Australian punk band Hard-Ons

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A new documentary titled "The Most Australian Band Ever!" explores the history of the Hard-Ons, a punk band formed in Sydney in 1980. The film features bassist Ray Ahn reflecting on the band's early days at Punchbowl Boys' High School. Originally called The Dead Rats, the band changed their name in 1982. Ahn joined shortly after the group's formation, which included guitarist Peter "Blackie" Black and drummer-vocalist Keish de Silva. The Hard-Ons drew inspiration from influential bands like The Stooges and Ramones. They practiced every weekend, eager to perform and share their music with the world.


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