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“I had a swastika t-shirt thinking I was Sid Vicious!” The chaotic rise, fall and rise (again) of iconic rasta-punks Bad Brains

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“I had a swastika t-shirt thinking I was Sid Vicious!” The chaotic rise, fall and rise (again) of iconic rasta-punks Bad Brains

Bad Brains were radical, explosive, controversial and an influence on everyone from Slayer to Foo Fighters and Fever 333

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