Before pop punk became an aesthetic, Bodyjar were doing it in Melbourne with actual conviction. Role Model arrived in 2013 after a long hiatus and landed exactly where it needed to, proving the band hadn't softened, hadn't chased trends, and absolutely still knew how to write a hook that burrows into your skull for a week.Bodyjar occupy a specific place in the Australian punk timeline. They were the band your older sibling had on CD in the late nineties, and Role Model is the record that reminded everyone why that still mattered. Fast, melodic, punchy alternative rock with the kind of riff economy that No Fun At All or Ten Foot Pole would respect. No filler, no pretension, just a band who understood the assignment and had been doing it since before most of the current scene were born.CD pressing. Australian release.Fans of: Frenzal Rhomb, No Fun At All, The Living End, 28 Days, Ten Foot Pole
