Frenzal Rhomb

Australian punk rock band

Frenzal Rhomb is an Australian punk rock band that formed in 1992 in Sydney. Known for their fast-paced and humorous songs, the band has carved out a niche in the punk scene both domestically and internationally. The members have included Jay Whalley on vocals, Lindsay McDougall on guitar, Tom Crease on bass, and Gordy Forman on drums, though there have been lineup changes over the years. Frenzal Rhomb has released a number of albums throughout their career, with "A Man's Not A Camel" being one of their more notable works, released in 1999. This album continued to showcase their irreverent humor and energetic style. They have also put out other records such as "We Lived Like Kings (We Did Anything We Wanted)," which is a compilation album celebrating their history, and "Smoko At The Petfood Factory" from 2011, which was well-received within the punk community. The band has maintained a loyal fan base through relentless touring and by staying true to their punk roots.