Sydney brothers Kieren and Brad Fitzpatrick were playing in a local punk band in 1979 when they placed an ad looking for a drummer on a noticeboard at the University of NSW.
Joe Genua responded, and brought with him bass player Antony Howell Smith III.
Division 4 (named after the classic Aussie cop show of the early 1970s) seized on the burgeoning mod revival movement, swiftly building a strong inner-city following in Sydney.
The group called it a day in 1984.
Brad Fitzpatrick
Guitar, vocals Kieren Fitzpatrick
Guitar, vocals Antony Howell Smith III
Bass Joe Genua
Drums Ian Schofield
Bass Mark Jago
Bass John Salway
Bass, vocals
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Joe Genua responded, and brought with him bass player Antony Howell Smith III.
