Grong Grong (band) originally meant for release as a demo. After supporting Melbourne band the "Corpsegrinders" word of Grong Grong's unique sound spread to Melbourne which gave them a spot supporting the Dead Kennedys at their performance at the Thebarton town hall in 1983. They managed to heavily impress Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra and he's quoted as saying this about them, "I lay awake for about two nights after seeing Grong Grong, still wondering if I actually saw what I really saw." Jello later signed Grong Grong to Alternative Tentacles and financed their first album. Jello later collaborated with Charlie Tolnay on
The Myth (band) The Myth (band) Continuously playing since its inception in 1990 makes The Myth one of the longest standing rock bands in Malta. Band members are Dion Farrell on guitars and vocals, Patrick Mifsud on bass, Etienne Farrell on guitars and backing vocals, Stephen Zammit on keyboards and Jonathan Callus on drums and backing vocals. The band supported a string of international acts such as the UK's official Eagles Tribute band in 1996, Status Quo in 1998, Smokie in 1999 and Queen Tribute Band Rhapsody UK in 2009. After a year jamming together, Dion Farrell and Mark Galea formed The Myth