Mi-Sex founder Murray Burns keeps the band’s legacy going.
New Zealand’s Mi-Sex became Australia’s Mi-Sex in the late 1970s and one of the most successful local acts of the early 80s with 14 singles across four albums and a stack of hits including the classic ‘Computer Games’.
For the last decade Steve Babli (Noiseworks) fronts Mi-Sex and the band continues to perform their greatest hits.
Mi-Sex will perform at Wanstock in Melbourne in March.
Murray Burns talks to Paul Cashmere at Noise11.com
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