Frenzal Rhomb is an Australian punk rock band that has been tearing up the music scene since their formation in 1992. The group hails from Sydney and has built a reputation for their fast-paced tunes, irreverent humor, and no-holds-barred commentary on social and political issues. Comprising of lead vocalist Jay Whalley, guitarist Lindsay McDougall, bassist Tom Crease and drummer Gordy Forman, they are known for their energetic live performances and a prolific work ethic that has seen them release an impressive catalog of recordings over the years.

Over the course of their career, Frenzal Rhomb has become a cornerstone of the Australian punk landscape. They've consistently released music that resonates with a dedicated fanbase, from the caustic humor of "Cunt Act" to the satirical "Thought It Was Yoga but It Was Ketamine." Their most recent releases such as "Hi Vis High Tea" and "The Cup of Pestilence" exhibit their ability to evolve and remain relevant while staying true to the frenetic and raw energy of punk rock. The band's influence extends beyond music, often engaging in philanthropic efforts and societal commentary. The compilation album "We Lived Like Kings: The Best of Frenzal Rhomb" displays their long-standing success and the anthemic nature of their work, confirming their status as punk rock royalty in the Australian music scene.

Genres

Australian Alternative Rock

Brisbane Punk

Skate Punk

Related Artists

NOFX

Millencolin

The Living End

The Vandals

Bad Religion

Pennywise

Lagwagon

Strung Out

The Offspring

Guttermouth

Rancid

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

Latest Release

The Cup of Pestilence

Frenzal Rhomb

Album - 19 Tracks - Released April 7, 2023