Jan 20, 2025
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J.F.A.
ANOTHER LEGEND LOST -- ANOTHER LUMINARY FROM THE 80s HARDCORE SCENE GONE.
PIC INFO: Spotlight on the now late, great Mike "Bam Bam" Sversvold, original drummer for Phoenix, AZ hardcore punk/skate rock band, J.F.A. (JODIE FOSTER'S ARMY), who reportedly drew his final breath at age 57 on May 11, 2024, after struggling with a long-term autoimmune disease.
“Bam-Bam held it down and took it above and beyond where anybody else would even think of going. Bam's approach was just all-out but with a sense of style and flair that was beyond up-tempo. He was made to play punk rock. I don't think JFA would've been what it was without Bam pushing us. We were the fastest band in the land back then.”
-- BRIAN BRANNON (original J.F.A. vocalist/lyricist)
Top photo uploaded by Al Quint of "Suburban Voice" zine, all other 📸 credit: various -- Rock in peace, Bam-Bam!
Source: www.picuki.com/media/3366411625526189314.
J.F.A. - Blatant Localism - 1981
The record that started skate rock? JFAs debut 7″ on Placebo Records is a corker!
J.F.A.
Blatant Localism EP (1981)
Kryptonics Skateboard Wheels / J.F.A. Collab. 1980s
Glen E. Friedman: My Rules (1982)
J.F.A.
