28 Days - Definition and Overview

28 Days are a punk rock band from Melbourne, Australia. They have had a #1 album (Upstyledown) on the Australian ARIAnet Albums Chart and also a #12 single (Rip It Up) on the ARIAnet Singles Chart. They've also had to go through the death of drummer Scott Murray in 2001, but they managed to replace him with a new drummer release a new single Say What?, collaborating with Apollo 440. Then they released the follow-up to Upstyledown, this being Stealing Chairs. In 2004, they released a new single Like I Do, with a new album to follow in the near future. One of their songs, Sucker, was featured in some editions of the soundtrack to Mission: Impossible II in 2000.

Members

As of 2004, the members are Jay Dunne (vocals), Simon Hepburn "Hep" (guitar), Damian Gardiner (bass), Jedi Master Jay (turntables, samples) and Vinnie Jukic (drums). (Jedi Master Jay and Scott Murray joined the band's original lineup. Vinnie Jukic then replaced Murray as a drummer in 2002, due to Murray's death in a car accident in 2001.)

Discography

• Ball Of Hate 7"
• Uzumaki/28 Days split EP
• Sommerset/28 Days split EP
• Sand CD Single (1998)
• 28 Days (self titled) Album (1998)
• Kid Indestructible EP (1999)
• Here We Go EP (2000)
• Rip It Up Single (2000)
• Upstyledown Album (2000)
• Goodbye Single (2000)
• Goodbye (release 2) Single (2000)
• Song For Jasmine Single (2000)
• Say What? Single (2001)
• Take Me Away Single (2002)
• Stealing Chairs Album (2002)
• What's The Deal? Single (2002)
• Like I Do Single (2004)

External Links

• Official 28 Days website (http://www.28-days.com.au)
• All "28 Days" Lyrics (http://lyrics.activelyrics.com/0-9/28%20days/index.html)
• "28 Days" Songtexts (http://www.lyricsquest.com/0-9/28%20days/index.html)

Other meanings

• 28 Days is a 2000 drama film starring Sandra Bullock as an alcoholic newspaper columnist in rehab.