Sydney 7
Sydney 7 formed in Sydney, Australia in the early 1990s with Johnny Phantasm on vocals, Joey Bones on guitar, Pete "The Poet" Corrigan on bass, and Lenny...
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Sydney 7 formed in Sydney, Australia in the early 1990s with Johnny Phantasm on vocals, Joey Bones on guitar, Pete "The Poet" Corrigan on bass, and Lenny Leppard on drums. Their debut single "Dance To I Wanna Fuck You Baby" got attention for its direct lyrics and energy, though it also drew criticism from some groups who found the content too explicit.
They followed up with albums like "Bad to the Bone" and "Hellbound" in the 1990s. The band developed a reputation for straightforward rock with catchy melodies, and their live shows were known for being energetic and unpolished. Their music found an audience that appreciated its directness.
While their lyrics sometimes sparked debate, Sydney 7 kept making music that leaned into rock's simpler pleasures. They didn't reinvent anything, but they made songs people remembered.
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