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Defnics
Band, US
Alternative
Punk band from Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. The Defnics only cut one 7” for Mike Hudson’s Terminal Records, "51%" b/w "Hello from Berlin" and a cut on Cleveland Confidential comp. They played out as the Defnics for almost two years and broke up in the summer of 1982. Bill (a.k.a. Robert Conn) went on to join the second formation of the Pagans. Brandon joined Red October with Chris Andrews. Bob started the Plague with Duke Snyder and Johnny. Reformed in 2001 and published a 7" on Smog Veil Records with a new song written by Robert Conn along with a screaming live version of “51%”, recorded at the band’s reunion show.
Members
 | Bob Sablack g, voc |
 | Bill DeGidio g |
| Johnny Korosec |
 | Brandon Zart |
Popular Tracks 
51% on Soul Jazz Records Presents Punk 45: Extermination Nights in the Sixth City - Cleveland, Ohio: Punk and the Decline of the Mid-West 1975-82 by Various ArtistsTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look At Me Mom I'm Not Dead | Defnics | 2001 | Single |
| 51% | Defnics | 1981 | Single |
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