Punk scene members' album has political message

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"I WAS just waiting to see what the reaction to the songs would be," Randy Bradbury, right, says of 84 Days' debut album. "I'd say it's been very positive so far."

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tury of experience in the music industry, Bradbury and Webb agree that 84 Days “sounded like too much fun” to not pursue. And if their debut show at DiPiazza’s in Long Beach in November was anything to go off of, it'll be a good time for fans too.

“I think the Randy Bradbury name is bigger than you would think,” Webb says via Zoom. “People obviously relate him to Pennywise, but he’s an individual that a lot of people like — especially other musicians. Everyone knows him and thinks he’s great, so people have just been really supportive of everything.”

“I was just waiting to see what the reaction to the songs would be,” Bradbury adds. “I'd say it’s been very positive so far, so I think we'll have Green Day opening for us in about a year.”